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ILLINOIS RADON AWARENESS ACT The new law doesnt require that homes be tested for radon prior to the sale or that radon remediation work be conducted if test results show high levels of radon. However, under the new law, if a radon test has been conducted on the home those results must be provided to the buyer.
The average Illinois indoor air radon concentration is 5.1 pCi/L, above the EPA action level (Source: IEMA). Approximately one in two homes tested in Illinois (45 percent of homes) have radon at or above the EPA action level of 4 pCi/L.
The Illinois Radon Awareness Act and the Illinois Real Property Disclosure Act requires that a seller of a home disclose information if aware of unsafe concentrations of radon in the home. The acts do not require that testing or remediation work be conducted.
The Illinois law does not require radon testing in rental housing, but it does establish the right of tenants to terminate the lease in certain situations defined in the law, if radon testing shows radon levels in excess of the state action level and the radon hazard is not mitigated.
While natural ventilation reduces radon quite effectively, opening windows is considered a temporary solution. Once windows close, radon levels increase to previous levels within 12 hours, and eventually most people have to close their windows.
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Does Illinois have laws that pertain to radon? Existing legislation includes the Illinois Radon Awareness Act and the Illinois Real Property Disclosure Act. Both require that upon the purchase of a home or other residential property, the buyer be informed about indoor radon exposure.
ILLINOIS RADON AWARENESS ACT The new law doesnt require that homes be tested for radon prior to the sale or that radon remediation work be conducted if test results show high levels of radon. However, under the new law, if a radon test has been conducted on the home those results must be provided to the buyer.
Illinois Radon Awareness Act - This is the legislation that requires the seller to provide to the buyer of any interest in residential real property the IEMA pamphlet entitled Radon Testing Guidelines for Real Estate Transactions and the Illinois Disclosure of Information on Radon Hazards.
Effective January 1, 2024, the Illinois Tenant Radon Protection bill for Residential Property (HB 2217) amends their previous Radon Awareness Act of 2008. For renters, the 2008 law only required landlords to disclose if prior radon tests on the rental property had reported high radon levels.
The costs may be equitably shared - with the seller paying the basics and the buyer paying for the extras. The Department suggests escrowing money for the mitigation and taking an active part in the choice of a mitigation contractor.

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