South Dakota SB105 requires licensing for individuals installing radon mitigation systems and sets penalties for violations.
South Dakota SB105 mandates that individuals performing radon mitigation system installations must be licensed by the Department of Health. The bill outlines criteria for license issuance, including completion of a nationally recognized certification program, proof of age, and current national certification. It also establishes standards for installation, fees for initial and renewal licenses, and penalties for violations. The bill creates a radon mitigation licensure fund to manage fees and defray administrative expenses.
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