HRA moves forward with radon mitigation after findings
FAIRMONT – The Fairmont Housing and Redevelopment Association (HRA) approved purchasing and installing radon mitigation at its meeting on Monday. The testing found three locations across two buildings where radon gas results exceeded the standard 4.0 acceptable limit. HRA Executive Director Gail Diede said there now needs to be mitigation to bring these levels down. “What they do is dig a hole,” she said. “In those buildings, we don't have to put them in those specific units. We just got to draw out of the building. The electrical room that's in each building, they can drill ...