MO HB2115

Establishes the "Controlled Substances Contaminated Property Cleanup Act" requiring the Department of Health and Senior Services to create a certification program for contractors performing inspection, sampling, remediation, and removal of contaminated materials from properties used to manufacture controlled substances, with certification standards established by July 1, 2015.

Requires property owners who discover evidence of a controlled substances laboratory to notify local law enforcement (if no active investigation) or the department, which shall inspect the property and maintain a contaminated properties list available to the public and law enforcement.

Mandates law enforcement officers who discover a clandestine lab to deliver written notice of removal to property owners within five business days, prohibiting unauthorized entry to contaminated areas until the department certifies proper remediation, with violations constituting a class B misdemeanor.

Allows property remediation to be performed by certified contractors, public agency employees, or property owners following department guidelines, with the department conducting post-remediation testing and determining when properties meet cleanup standards.

Exempts properly remediated properties from disclosure requirements regarding prior methamphetamine production when sold or transferred, and requires the department to destroy location-specific records once properties are officially removed from the contaminated list.