CT SB00546

Establishes a mold protection advisory committee within the Department of Public Health to advise on mold infestation in residential housing and report to the General Assembly's public health committee

Requires the Department of Public Health to develop guidelines for permissible mold exposure limits, health threat assessment standards, mold identification methods, and uniform remediation standards

Imposes penalties on residential landlords when mold is found in their properties under certain circumstances

Creates a state income tax credit for owners of single-family and multifamily residential properties who incur costs for mold remediation

Authorizes tenants to deposit rent in an escrow account if landlords fail to comply with mold remediation requirements, and prohibits eviction, tenancy termination, or rent increases for tenants who seek mold-related remedies