See, Tr. at 101-102. That was on file with my original application. A radon mitigation standard does not give you any indication that levels are controlled. The preface of the RMS written by the EPA says as much. What it is, it is a building standard.
Building standards are different than quality assurance and quality control.
Building standard is like electrical codes or plumbing codes. They specify how you install something safely. We appreciate Donia's argument a specific type of system without testing does not demonstrate such system is effective. ODH has determined compliance with the RMS, which provides minimum standards for the installation of radon mitigation systems, assures effective radon mitigation. Because we find the record contains reliable, probative, and substantial evidence to support ODH's revocation of Donia's license, we find the trial court abused its discretion in vacating the director's Adjudication Order.