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The document is a disclosure form for landlords to inform tenants about the potential health risks of radon gas in residential rental properties. It includes details about radon testing, levels found, tenant rights regarding retesting, and the option to terminate the lease if radon levels are high. The form also requires signatures from both landlord and tenant to acknowledge receipt of this information.

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Click ‘Get Form’ to open the disclosure radon rental document in the editor.
Begin by entering the Residential Rental Unit Number or other identifier in the designated field.
Fill in the Street Address, including any rental complex name if applicable, ensuring accuracy for proper identification.
Record the date of the radon test conducted in your unit or building in the format (day)/(month)/(year).
Input the radon level found during testing in pCi/l. If not tested, use the highest level from other parts of the building.
Indicate who conducted the radon test by checking one of the options: Maine Registered Radon Tester, landlord, or tenant.
Complete the Acknowledgement section by having both landlord and tenant sign and date where indicated.

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What is a radon disclosure?

The Radon Disclosure Form allows Landlords to inform Tenants of the risks associated with radon disclose any knowledge about elevated radon levels in a rental unit.

Can you sue your landlord for radon exposure?

Regardless of state law requirements, a landlord who owns rental property in an area known to have radon problems (see the EPA Map of Radon Zones for details), but doesnt test, warn tenants, or take action, could be sued for harm that tenants suffer as a result.

What to do if your apartment has radon?

The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) recommends contacting a qualified professional to a radon reduction (also called radon mitigation) system if your home radon level is at or above 4 pCi/L of air. EPA also recommends taking action to reduce radon if your home radon level is from 2 pCi/L through 4 pCi/L. Reducing Radon Levels in Your Home - CDC CDC radon prevention CDC radon prevention

Is radon in rental housing a serious hidden danger to family health?

Renting a home with high radon levels is a major risk for lung cancer. Radon is the 2nd leading cause of lung cancer. Any home, including rental housing, can have a radon problem. It doesnt matter if its old or new, or where its located.

What to do if youre renting and have radon?

Tenants exposed to radon should notify landlords in writing requesting mitigation. If ignored, tenants can report to local health or housing authorities. Some jurisdictions require landlords to test and remediate radon. Document all communications and keep records of any health concerns.

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