The Indoor Environments and Green Buildings Policy Resource Center
Vermont health law authorizes the promulgation of regulations to preserve the public health. 18 Vt. Stat. §102. Pursuant to this authority the Department of Health has by regulation adopted a Rental Housing Health Code, which sets forth minimum health and habitability standards that all residential rental housing in Vermont must meet. Code Vt. Rules §§13-140-31 et seq.
The ELI Database of State IAQ Laws is a compilation of laws, updated annually, that reflects a wide range of state policy strategies to improve indoor air quality.
How is the Database Available? You can get information from the Database in two ways:
ELI publishes compilations of state laws that can help you see what policies are in place in your own state and throughout the U.S.
Database of State IAQ Laws: Updated annually, includes state laws that reflect a wide range of policy strategies to reduce risks from exposure to indoor pollutants. Documents available include the complete Database, as well as sub-documents listing laws addressing radon, mold, and IAQ in schools.
Citation: Colorado Revised Statutes §§ 24-30-1301, 1305.5 (2007 Co. Senate Bill 07-051)
Effective: September 2007
Available: HERE
Citation: R.I. Dept. of Education School Construction Regulations, 200 R.I. Admin. Code 20-05-04
Effective: May 2007
Available: HERE
Citation: Mass. Gen. Laws 70B, § 1; 963 Code of Mass. Regs. 2.04
Available: Law, Regulations
Citation: Connecticut Statutes § 16a-38k (Ct. Public Acts 07-242); Ct. Admin. Code § 16a-38k-1--9.
Effective: January 2008
Available: Legislation, Regulations
Citation: Arizona Executive Order 2005-05
Effective: February 2005
Available: HERE
Citation: California Education Code §§17070.96, 101012 (California Assembly Bill No. 207); 2 Cal Code Regs. §§ 1859.70.4, 1859.71.6
Effective: 2006
