§2351.53. Reporting of lead hazards at child-occupied facilities
A. The secretary shall notify the State Board of Elementary and Secondary Education and the Department of Children and Family Services that notification of lead hazards, lead abatement activities, or any lead testing performed which exceeds applicable standards in any licensed day care center, preschool, or public or non-public elementary school facility first placed into operation after August 1, 2012, that qualifies as a child-occupied facility is required by this Chapter.
B. For a child-occupied facility subject to this Section, the owner and the inspector shall jointly provide notification in writing to the secretary and the state health officer within ninety days of receipt of reports of lead hazards, lead abatement activities, or any lead testing performed which exceeds applicable standards. A copy of the notification shall be displayed in a prominent location at the child-occupied facility subject to this Section.
C. A child-occupied facility subject to this Section shall provide notification to all parents or legal guardians of each child enrolled at the facility of lead abatement activities, lead testing which exceeds applicable standards or lead hazard reduction activities performed at the facility or on its grounds. The notification shall be made by written or electronic means, such as email or posting on the facility's website.
D. The notification required in this Section shall not be required if a facility or its grounds has been inspected or has been the subject to lead abatement or remediation prior to August 1, 2012. If a portion of the facility or its grounds has not been inspected or been the subject of lead abatement or remediation prior to August 1, 2012, then that portion of the facility or its grounds shall be subject to the provisions of this Section. The owner or operator of the facility shall maintain documentation that the inspection, lead abatement or remediation activities were conducted in accordance with applicable requirements.
Acts 2012, No. 736, §1.
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