Action:
Repeal of Mold Inspector and Mold Remediator Regulatory Program
Action 3717
General Information
| Action Summary |
After a comprehensive review across state government, Governor McDonnell’s Commission on Government Reform and Restructuring recommended de-regulation of the mold program. At its 2012 Session, the General Assembly passed legislation endorsing the proposal to de-regulate the mold program, and Governor McDonnell signed the bills (HB 1291 and SB 678 – Chapter 803 of the Acts of Assembly). By statute, effective July 1, 2012, mold remediation and mold inspection will revert to being un-regulated activities, meaning state credentials will not be required to perform those activities. Therefore, the Mold Inspector and Remediator Regulations must be repealed. |
| Chapters Affected |
Only affects this chapter.
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| Executive Branch Review |
This Action is exempt from Article 2 of the Administrative Process Act.
The normal executive branch review process is not required. As such, it can be submitted directly for publication and
is effective upon publication.
Exempt Citation:
Subsection A.4.a of Section 2.2-4006 of the Code of Virginia
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| RIS Project |
Yes [003259] |
| New Periodic Review |
This action will not be used to conduct a new periodic review.
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Stages
Stages associated with this regulatory action.
| Stage ID |
Stage Type |
Status |
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6218
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Final
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Stage complete. This regulation became effective on 08/15/2012. |
Contact Information
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Name / Title:
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Marjorie King
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Executive Director
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Address:
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9960 Mayland Drive, Suite 400
Richmond, VA 23233
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Email Address:
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ALHI@DPOR.Virginia.gov
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Phone:
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(804)367-0362
FAX: (866)350-5354
TDD: ()-
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This person is the primary contact for this board.
