(1) Based upon the recommendations of the Indoor Air Pollution Task Force, the Oregon Health Authority may establish indoor air quality standards for significant indoor air pollutants. If established, the standards: (a) Shall include an adequate margin of safety; (b) Shall be adequate to protect the population, including sensitive groups; and (c) May be revised as appropriate. (2) If established, indoor air quality standards shall be at least for the following significant indoor air pollutants: (a) Particulate matter; (b) Aldehydes; (c) Radon; (d) Carbon monoxide; (e) Carbon dioxide; (f) Ozone; and (g) Water vapor. (3) In developing the indoor air quality standards, the authority shall consult with the Department of Environmental Quality, the Department of Consumer and Business Services and the Indoor Air Pollution Task Force. (4) The standards established by the authority shall not take effect before July 1, 1991. The authority shall seek voluntary compliance with the standards. Note: See note under 433.502.
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