Which of the following is NOT exempt from chapter 489?

In the context of chapter 489, exemptions typically apply to certain property values, allowing owners to perform limited energy work without needing a license. Generally, properties valued below a specified amount are exempt from licensing requirements.

In this case, properties valued at $85,000 and above are typically subject to the requirements of chapter 489, meaning that they do not qualify for these exemptions. Therefore, owners of property valued at $85,000 are indeed NOT exempt. On the other hand, properties valued at $50,000 or $70,000 would fall below the exemption threshold, allowing those owners to perform work without a license. In contrast, a property value of $100,000 is significantly above the threshold and is subject to licensing.

The choice that reflects property ownership that does not receive the exemption is the one that corresponds to the value that exceeds the allowable limits for exemption under chapter 489, thus clarifying why it is indeed identified accurately.