Modifies property disclosure requirements with respect to radioactive or hazardous material

HB 876 requires property owners, sellers, landlords, or transferors to disclose in writing if a property was contaminated with radioactive or hazardous material, but only if they have formal knowledge of the contamination (e.g., via a government agency report). This applies to current or prospective tenants, buyers, or transferees of rental, leased, sold, or transferred properties. Failure to disclose such contamination can result in a class A misdemeanor charge, and tenants may terminate leases without cost if contamination was concealed. The bill also mandates that property owners disclose government requests for testing and requires agencies to notify residents of contamination on residential properties within 30 days.