Re-Inspections. Following the initial Lead Hazard Evaluation, an owner shall have their rental housing unit re-inspected according to the schedule set forth below. Unless otherwise specified by the Department, a re-inspection shall consist of a Lead-Hazard Evaluation and submission of a Lead-Hazard Control Report.
(A) At a minimum, every three years a Lead-Hazard Evaluation shall be conducted, which shall include reviewing and visually inspecting lead-based material identified in past inspections, reviewing previous abatement and remediation plans, and repairs or remodeling that may have impacted the status of previously identified potential lead-based hazards.
(B) Within 14 days, unless granted an extension by the Louisville Metro Department of Public Health and Wellness, of identification of a child tenant that is less than 72 months of age and with an elevated blood lead level, owners of a regulated property shall conduct a Lead Hazard Evaluation and thereafter, submit a Lead-Hazard Control Report within a time frame for compliance established by the Louisville Metro Department of Public Health and Wellness.
(C) On each occasion when a rental housing unit undergoes treatment, repair, or remodeling that may affect any lead-based material.
(D) By order of the Department due to a tenant complaint of a potential lead-based hazard that is verified by a visual inspection completed by the Department.
(E) By order of the Department based upon the finding of a probable lead-based hazard following an inspection pursuant to this chapter.
(Lou. Metro Ord. No. 183-2022, approved 12-7-2022)