Methamphetamine Contamination Disclosure

# Methamphetamine Contamination Disclosure **Property Address:** ___________ **City, State, ZIP:** ___________ **Assessor's Parcel Number (APN):** ___________ **Seller Name(s):** ___________ **Date of Disclosure:** ___________ --- ## About This Disclosure Methamphetamine (meth) manufacture, use, or storage at a property can leave behind chemical residues that contaminate surfaces, building materials, HVAC systems, and furnishings. Exposure to these residues has been linked to headaches, nausea, respiratory problems, and other health effects. Many states — including Oregon, Colorado, Utah, Tennessee, Arkansas, and others — require sellers to disclose known meth contamination and any remediation history. This form is intended to capture the seller's actual knowledge. Sellers should answer truthfully; knowingly concealing material defects including contamination can create liability under state fraud and consumer-protection laws. **Answer Key:** Yes · No · Unknown --- ## Part I — Known Meth Manufacture, Use, or Storage **1. Are you aware of any methamphetamine being manufactured, cooked, or produced at the property at any time?** ___________ **Details — when, where on the property, and what you know about it (if Yes):** ___________ **2. Are you aware of any methamphetamine being used (smoked, injected, or otherwise consumed) at the property on a regular or repeated basis?** ___________ **Details (if Yes):** ___________ **3. Are you aware of any chemicals, precursors, equipment, or materials associated with methamphetamine manufacture being stored or disposed of at the property?**