Renovation of a residential development in Waterbury, Connecticut. Completed plans call for the renovation of a residential development.

Question Deadline 10/18/2023 at 2:00 PM ET Lead Hazard Reduction and Healthy Homes Intervention Two (2) children under the age ofsix (6) years old resided in the first-floor dwelling unit atthe time ofinspection. No children underthe age ofsix (6) years old resided or occupied the second or third-floor dwelling units at the time of inspection. Lead-based paint abatement is required for the first-floor dwelling unit, common areas and exteriors. At the request of WHHP, the entire Site building was designed as full abatement. All work specified in the Scope ofWork must be performed by a State ofConnecticut Department of Public Health licensed Lead Abatement Contractor. There are no known lead-based paint abatement orders or notice ofviolations on the inspected Site building Dust-lead hazards were identified on floors and window sills throughout the building interiors. The contractor shall conduct specialized cleaning procedures in specified rooms where lead dust hazards exist even if lead-based paint abatement or interim control measures are not being performed in the room. This Specification incorporatesthe U.S. Department ofHousing and Urban Development Office of Lead Hazard Control and Healthy Homes Policy Guidance Number 2017-01 concerning New Lead Clearance Action Levels. WHHP 34 Irion Street Waterbury, Connecticut The interior of the dwelling along with the common and exterior areas have been comprehensively tested for lead-based paint. Toxic levels of lead-based paint were identified on various components and surfaces throughout