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Montana law has gray areas regarding meth contamination, cleanup


Montana’s meth cleanup law went into effect in 2005, but aside from clearing up a few technical definitions, it hasn’t changed since then. The law requires property owners to tell renters or buyers about a meth lab on the property, but there’s nothing in the rules about a cleanup threshold for meth use or that anyone has to disclose it. (Photo: NBC Montana)
Montana’s meth cleanup law went into effect in 2005, but aside from clearing up a few technical definitions, it hasn’t changed since then. The law requires property owners to tell renters or buyers about a meth lab on the property, but there’s nothing in the rules about a cleanup threshold for meth use or that anyone has to disclose it. (Photo: NBC Montana)
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