MN HF4613

Tenants may terminate a lease if they conduct a radon test at their own expense that shows elevated radon concentration and provide results to the landlord within 10 days of testing.

Landlords have 90 days after receiving test results to perform radon mitigation or hire a licensed radon professional to conduct an additional test to avoid tenant lease termination.

If the landlord fails to perform mitigation within 90 days or fails to hire a licensed professional for additional testing within 90 days, the tenant may terminate the lease.

If a landlord hires a licensed radon professional who performs an additional test showing elevated radon concentration, the tenant may still terminate the lease.

The law does not require either party to conduct radon testing or mitigation, and does not limit other rights or remedies under state or federal law; effective August 1, 2024 for leases entered on or after that date.