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New HUD Requirements for Lead-Based Paint
*Mandated by §1012–1013 of Title X of the 1992 Housing and Community Development Act
*Informed by the Title X Task Force Report
*Reflects real world experience and research: protective, proactive, practical
How the Regulation is Organized
Details of the New Regulation by Type of Federal Housing Assistance:
Disposition of Non-HUD Federally Owned Residential Property (Subpart C)
Project-Based Rental Assistance Provided by a Federal Agency Other than
HUD (Subpart D)
HUD Single Family Insurance (Subpart E-Reserved): Existing Requirements
HUD-Owned Single Family Residential Property (Subpart F)
Multifamily Properties with HUD Mortgage and/or HUD Insurance (Subpart G)
HUD Project-Based Rental Assistance (Subpart H)
HUD-Owned and Mortgagee-In-Possession Multifamily Property (Subpart I)
HUD-Funded Rehabilitation (Subpart J)
Acquisition, Leasing, Support Services, or Operations Program (Subpart K)
Public Housing (Subpart L)
Tenant-Based Rental Assistance Programs (Subpart M)
If Housing Unit is Involved with More than One Type of Federal Housing
Assistance
Other Information:
Methods and Standards for Lead Hazard Evaluation and Reduction (Subpart R)
Glossary of Terms
General Requirements and Definitions (Subpart B)
Interpretive Guidance
Proposed Rural Housing Lead-Based Paint Rule
Housing Units Affected by the Rule:
Generally, the rule covers housing built before 1978 that is federally owned and being sold, federally subsidized, covered by an application for FHA multifamily mortgage insurance, or subject to rehabilitation funded by federal grants, obligations, and contracts awarded after 9/15/00.
Exemptions:
There are several types of exemptions:
- Zero-bedroom units (efficiency, SRO)
- Housing exclusively for elderly or disabled, provided a child under the age of six does not reside and is not expected to reside in the property
- Property certified free of lead-based paint
- Vacant property pending demolition
- In rehab and other work that will not disturb paint
- Emergency actions immediately necessary to safeguard against imminent danger to human life, health or safety
Basic Requirements Vary Depending on:
Types of Requirements:
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