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EBLL Response in PBV Units Segment 1: The Basics EBLL L Response e in n PBV V Units Segment 1: The basics Segment 2: Index units Segment 3: Other covered units Key y Acronyms LSHR: Lead Safe Housing Rule PHA: Public


  1. EBLL Response in PBV Units Segment 1: The Basics

  2. EBLL L Response e in n PBV V Units • Segment 1: The basics • Segment 2: Index units • Segment 3: Other covered units

  3. Key y Acronyms • LSHR: Lead Safe Housing Rule • PHA: Public Housing Agency • PBV: Project-Based Voucher Program • EBLL: Elevated Blood Lead Level • EI: Environmental Investigation • HAP: Housing Assistance Payment • OLHCHH : HUD’s Office of Lead Hazard Control and Healthy Homes • PII: Personally Identifiable Information

  4. Designated d Party y for r EBLL L Response • The owner is the designated party for EBLL response, but PHAs are responsible for monitoring compliance and maintenance. • Owners are responsible for notification, verification, control, clearance, ongoing maintenance, and reevaluation steps for a child with an EBLL. • PHAs monitor owner compliance in accordance with HAP contract. • PHAs can perform oversight of this in conjunction with HQS inspections. • PHAs can assist owners to help ensure compliance.

  5. Designated d Party y for r EBLL L Response PHA Activity Owner Initial notification of confirmed case to HUD √ Verification, when necessary √ Initial notification of confirmed case to public health department √ Environmental investigation √ Lead hazard control √ Risk assessment on other covered units √ Lead hazard control on other covered units √ Clearance after work completed √ Notifications to residents √ Ongoing maintenance √ Periodic reevaluation and response, if >$5,000/unit/year √ √ Monitoring owner compliance with LSHR and HQS √ √

  6. Examples: : Types s of f assistance e PHAs s can n offer r owners s • Providing names of certified lead hazard control contractors • Providing for the clearance examination • Helping to notify residents in a multiunit property • Facilitating contact with the local HUD field office

  7. Reminders for Documentation and Notification • Resident notifications (24 CFR §35.125): • Notice of evaluation • Notice of hazard reduction activities • HUD notifications: • Documentation of EBLL response activities to HUD Field Office • Keep documentation of all notifications, testing, control, and clearance work completed for at least three years.

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