Documentation of radiation levels.

In any civil action based on strict liability under s. 376.313(3), negligence or similar conduct related to an alleged discharge of hazardous substances or condition of pollution related to phosphate mining, including the presence of mining overburden, solid waste from the extraction, or beneficiation of phosphate rock from a phosphate mine; or any other similar claim related to the mining of phosphatic rock or reclamation of a mined area, the plaintiff must include a radiation survey of the property with the complaint. The survey must be prepared by a person certified as either a health physicist by the American Board of Health Physics or as a radiation protection technologist by the National Registry of Radiation Protection Technologists. The survey must be representative and document the measured gamma radiation on the property, including background values determined in accordance with the Environmental Protection Agency’s Multi-agency Radiation Survey and Site Investigation Manual; the locations of the measurements; the testing equipment; the testing methodology used, including the equipment calibration date and protocol; and the name of the person performing the survey and describe the person’s relevant training, education, and experience. The survey shall be verified under penalty of perjury as provided in s. 92.525.