Michigan § 338.3385 Disclosure of active administrative order or judgments; violation of environmental regulations.

Michigan Statutes

§ 338.3385 — Disclosure of active administrative order or judgments; violation of environmental regulations.

Michigan § 338.3385

Ch. 338PROFESSIONS AND OCCUPATIONS

Act 55 of 2024PUBLIC ASBESTOS ABATEMENT CONTRACTS (338.3381-338.3385)

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Mich. Comp. Laws § 338.3385 (2026).

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PUBLIC ASBESTOS ABATEMENT CONTRACTS (EXCERPT) Act 55 of 2024 338.3385 Disclosure of active administrative order or judgments; violation of environmental regulations. Sec.

5.If involved in an asbestos abatement project with a local government or land bank authority, an asbestos abatement contractor, demolition contractor, or any subcontractor of the asbestos abatement contractor or demolition contractor must disclose to the local government or land bank authority if that asbestos abatement contractor, demolition contractor, or subcontractor is subject to an active administrative consent order or consent judgment, or has entered into, or is in negotiations to enter into, an administrative consent order or consent judgment, with the department of environment, Great Lakes, and energy or anoth

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PUBLIC ASBESTOS ABATEMENT CONTRACTS (EXCERPT) Act 55 of 2024 338.3385 Disclosure of active administrative order or judgments; violation of environmental regulations. Sec. 5. If involved in an asbestos abatement project with a local government or land bank authority, an asbestos abatement contractor, demolition contractor, or any subcontractor of the asbestos abatement contractor or demolition contractor must disclose to the local government or land bank authority if that asbestos abatement contractor, demolition contractor, or subcontractor is subject to an active administrative consent order or consent judgment, or has entered into, or is in negotiations to enter into, an administrative consent order or consent judgment, with the department of environment, Great Lakes, and energy or another environmental regulatory agency for any violations of environmental regulations.