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DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA STATUTES AND CODES
Chapter 2A - Lead-Hazard Prevention and Elimination (Section 8-231.01 to Section 8-231.20)
- Section 8-231.01 - Definitions
- Section 8-231.02 - Prohibitions
- Section 8-231.03 - Risk reduction of lead-based paint hazards
- Section 8-231.04 - Disclosure and risk reduction requirements
- Section 8-231.05 - Right of entry, inspections, analyses, corrective actions, and notices
- Section 8-231.06 - Tenant provision of access to dwelling unit
- Section 8-231.07 - Prohibition against retaliation
- Section 8-231.08 - Property owner's concurrent obligations
- Section 8-231.09 - Lead Poisoning Prevention Fund. [Repealed]
- Section 8-231.10 - Certification requirements for individuals and business entities conducting lead-based paint activities
- Section 8-231.11 - Work practice standards
- Section 8-231.12 - Accreditation of training providers
- Section 8-231.13 - Record keeping and disclosure requirements
- Section 8-231.14 - Denial, suspension, or revocation
- Section 8-231.15 - Serving of notice; civil penalties
- Section 8-231.16 - Criminal penalties
- Section 8-231.17 - No private right of action against the District
- Section 8-231.18 - Rulemaking
- Section 8-231.18a - Enforcement of housing code regulations
- Section 8-231.19 - Common law unaffected
- Section 8-231.20 - Authorization to seek delegation
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