Subcommittee backs exploring state mold-remediation program to protect tenants
Members discussed proposing a state program to inspect and remediate dangerous mold when landlords fail to act, with the state remediating and billing the landlord; supporters said the change would address enforcement gaps that leave tenants living with health risks.
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Committee members discussed a proposal to establish a state program that would inspect for dangerous mold and remediate when landlords fail to address hazards. Under the concept presented, the state would perform remediation and then bill the landlord for costs if the landlord did not act within a required timeframe.
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