RADON TEST Sample Clauses

RADON TEST. This Agreement is contingent upon Purchaser, at his own expense, have the dwelling located on the property tested by a reputable service for the presence of radon gas to be completed with results no later than full calendar days from acceptance. The Seller agrees to maintain a “closed-house condition” during the test. “Closed-house condition” shall mean that the Seller shall keep all windows closed and shall minimize the number of times the exterior doors are opened and the time that they are left open. This Contingency shall be deemed waived unless Purchaser shall give written notice to Seller or Seller’s Agent no later than full calendar days from acceptance of this Agreement that the radon test results revealed a level of radon gas of four (4) picocuries per liter or higher and Purchaser supplies the Seller or Seller’s Agent with a copy of the written test results. Seller will notify Purchaser within full calendar days of receipt of the radon report whether or not the Seller is willing to undertake remedial measures necessary to permanently reduce the radon gas level (as measured by a second test, to paid by the ☐ Seller or ☐ Purchaser following the remedial measures) to a level below four (4) picocuries per liter. If Seller is not, the Purchaser may terminate, this Agreement by giving Seller written notice of cancellation within full calendar days from Purchaser’s receipt of Seller’s notice of refusal to remediate and thereupon, this Agreement shall be deemed cancelled, null and void and all deposit monies shall be returned to Purchaser. Alternatively, Purchaser may defer said cancellation for a period of five (5) full calendar days to provide the parties an opportunity to otherwise agree in writing.
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RADON TEST. This Agreement is contingent upon Purchaser, at his own expense, have the dwelling located on the property tested by a reputable service for the presence of radon gas to be completed with results no later than   full calendar days from acceptance. The Seller agrees to maintain a “closed-house condition” during the test. “
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RADON TEST. For an additional fee of $150.00 we will conduct an EPA approved short term radon test at the listed property. The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) believes “Radon is a cancer-causing natural radioactive gas that you can’t see, smell or taste. Radon is the leading cause of lung cancer among non-smokers. Radon is the second leading cause of lung cancer in America and claims about 20,000 lives annually.” Additional info is available at xxxx://xxx.xxxxxxxxxxxxx.xxx/radongastesting.html Initial here if CLIENT(S) wishes to have a Radon Test.
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RADON TEST. For an additional fee, we will conduct an EPA approved radon test at the listed property. The EPA states, “Radon is a cancer-causing natural radioactive gas that you can’t see, smell or taste. Xxxxx is the leading cause of lung cancer among non- smokers. Xxxxx is the second leading cause of lung cancer.” If CLIENT wishes to have a Radon Test, initial here: WATER TEST – For an additional fee, WE will take a water sample for analysis by a third party laboratory. If CLIENT wishes to have a Water Test, initial here: PEST INSPECTION – WE will arrange to have a State licensed pest control company evaluate the home at your request for an additional fee. CLIENT holds US harmless for services and reports rendered by them or their errors or omissions. If CLIENT wishes US to arrange a pest inspection, initial here:
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RADON TEST. (A) This Contract is contingent upon the Buyer(s) obtaining, at Buyer’s expense, a satisfactory Radon test by a New York State licensed home inspector or Professional Engineer, using an approved protocol indicating the Radon level less than 4.0 pC/L within 14 calendar days after the (check one)  Contract Date or after the  contract date on Buyer's Other Real Property. If said Radon test meets or exceeds 4.0Pc/L, Buyer and Seller shall have until the end of the 21st calendar day after the Contract Date (or the contract date on Buyer’s Other Real Property, if applicable) to reach an agreement, unless sooner terminated by Buyer. Failure to reach an agreement within said timeframe terminates this Contract. Upon termination of this Contract, Seller and Buyer agree to sign the Release form (Addendum I) (along with the Real Estate Agents involved in this transaction) at which time the Deposit shall be returned to the Buyer. The Buyer will supply Seller, if requested, a copy of the radon test report.
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RADON TEST. The purpose of the Radon Test is to detect the concentration of radon within the lowest livable area of the Subject Property. The radon test will be performed by means of a Continuous Radon Monitor (CRM). After the minimum sampling duration has been met, the measurement data collected will be sent to an independent, state-certified radon measurement business, which will analyze the data and issue a report detailing the level of radon in the subject property. The results of radon test are not a guarantee that radon does or does not or will or will not exist in the Subject Property; the results are indicative only of the radon level in the areas sampled at the time the service is performed. Since radon and its decay products can fluctuate from hour to hour and season to season, recommendations for closed building conditions and air circulation were developed by the EPA to provide standardized conditions under which a short- term radon survey is to be performed in order to reduce the variation in radon levels in a subject property. These conditions will tend to maximize the radon measurement in order to determine if a dwelling has the ‘potential” to have an elevated radon level. All exterior windows and doors must be kept closed. All doors to and from the lowest livable area must be kept closed except for normal, momentary entering and exiting during testing. Heating, air conditioning, dryers, range hoods, bathroom fans and attic ventilators can be operated normally. However, any heating, air conditioning, or ventilating equipment that has a built-in outdoor air supply that is manually controlled, shall be turned off or the inlet closed. Fireplaces or wood stoves shall not be operated, unless they are a primary heat source. Whole house fans shall not be operated. Window fans shall be removed or sealed shut. These test conditions shall be initiated 12 hours prior to the start of the radon device being placed and must be maintained for the duration of testing. A letter outlining these conditions can be provided to the occupant, owner, or owner's representative, as required. If the test conditions in paragraph are not adhered to, the test results may be deemed invalid and we shall not be held responsible for any consequences or fees that should occur, for example, a loss of a real estate transaction. Once the radon device is placed it cannot be moved, covered or altered in any way. Any alterations to the subject property including but not limited to, HVAC system...
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RADON TEST. Within days of acceptance of said Purchase Agreement, Buyer(s) shall have the right to conduct a RADON Inspection at Buyer(s) expense, to be performed by a certified Radon Inspector. In the event the Radon Inspection Report shows a level of Xxxxx that meets or exceeds the minimum set by the EPA, the Buyer(s) will give notice to the Seller(s), along with a copy of the radon test results within 2 calendar days after inspection is completed. Seller(s) will respond in writing within 5 calendar days after notification, if Seller(s) is willing to mitigate so that the radon level is below the minimum EPA guidelines using an Iowa licensed radon mitigation company. If Seller(s) declines to mitigate the defective condition, Buyer(s) shall have 2 calendar days to negotiate or rescind the contract. If no agreement is reached this contract is void and xxxxxxx deposit to be returned to the Buyer upon agreement of both parties. If Xxxxx(s) does not respond, they hereby accept the property in its “as is” condition relative to radon inspection.
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