Idaho § 6-2606 RESIDENTIAL PROPERTY OWNER CLEANUP RESPONSIBILITY

Idaho Statutes

§ 6-2606 — RESIDENTIAL PROPERTY OWNER CLEANUP RESPONSIBILITY

Idaho § 6-2606

Title 6ACTIONS IN PARTICULAR CASES

Ch. 26CLANDESTINE DRUG LABORATORY CLEANUP ACT

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Idaho Code § 6-2606 (2026).

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(1)Except as otherwise provided in subsection (2) of this section, upon notification to a residential property owner by a law enforcement agency that chemicals, equipment, supplies or immediate precursors indicative of a clandestine drug laboratory have been located on the owner’s residential property, the residential property owner shall meet the cleanup standards established by the department. The residential property shall remain vacant from the time the residential property owner is notified of the clandestine drug laboratory until such time as the residential property owner has received a certificate issued by the department evidencing that the cleanup standards have been met.

(2)A residential property owner may, at his or her option, elect to demolish the residential property inste

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(1) Except as otherwise provided in subsection (2) of this section, upon notification to a residential property owner by a law enforcement agency that chemicals, equipment, supplies or immediate precursors indicative of a clandestine drug laboratory have been located on the owner’s residential property, the residential property owner shall meet the cleanup standards established by the department. The residential property shall remain vacant from the time the residential property owner is notified of the clandestine drug laboratory until such time as the residential property owner has received a certificate issued by the department evidencing that the cleanup standards have been met.
(2) A residential property owner may, at his or her option, elect to demolish the residential property instead of meeting the cleanup standards established by the department.