§ 156.305 LEAD-HAZARD CONTROL.
(A) Control. Upon the finding of a lead-based hazard following a Lead-Hazard Risk Assessment conducted pursuant to this chapter, the owner shall ensure the completion of lead-hazard control and submit a Lead-Hazard Control Report within a time period set forth by the Department consistent with LMCO § 156.304.
(B) Lead-hazard control work. All lead-hazard control shall be performed in accordance with applicable state and federal law and must comply with the following provisions:
(1) No person shall disturb or remove lead-based paint or in any other way generate excessive dust or debris during work on the interior or exterior of any existing building or structure except in accordance with the requirements of applicable Kentucky state law and the Lead-Based Paint Renovation, Repair and Painting Rule (40 CFR 745 et seq.).
(2) Any home improvement contractor, property management firm, handyman or other person compensated for renovation work that involves window replacement or that disturbs more than six square feet of interior, and/or more than 20 square feet of exterior paint or surface coating, must possess an EPA RRP certification.
(3) The remediation of lead-based hazards shall be completed in a manner which will not endanger the health and wellbeing of current or future occupants, and shall result in the safe removal from the premises and the safe disposal of lead containing materials, debris, and other potentially harmful materials.