Requires radon testing for residential real estate transactions, with sellers bearing the cost.
This bill mandates radon testing within one year prior to closing for residential real estate transactions, with the seller covering the cost. Exemptions apply to certain types of transactions. If unsafe radon levels are detected, a mitigation system must be installed before closing, also at the seller's expense. Buyers can request an additional test at their own cost.
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