Renovation of a residential development in Mason City, Iowa. Completed plans call for the renovation of a residential development.

Lead-Based Paint Hazard Control Program Project location: 20 12th St NW, Mason City, IA 50401. You are invited to bid on the lead hazard control remediation of a home at the specified address. The work is financed with funding from the U.S. Department of Housing & Urban Development (HUD). The primary goal of the Cerro Gordo County Lead-Based Paint Hazard Control Program is to reduce lead-based paint exposure and other health-related hazards in housing for low and very low-income families with children five years of age and under. If you have any questions or require additional information, please contact Tim Hitchcock at the CGCDPH office at 641-421-9308 or thitchcock@cghealth.com. All work must be completed within 10 business days INTERIOR-LEAD HAZARD CONTROL - Kitchen, Door frame (to exterior) -Abatement- Remove existing door and replace with a new pre-hung insulated steel entry door. Replace existing storm door with new similar-style storm door. Bedroom 3, Window well (A6) -Abatement- Enclose existing window well with aluminum coil stock to match existing color. Utility Room, Window (C5) -Abatement- Remove existing window and replace with new Energy Star rated vinyl basement window. Enclose exterior trim with aluminum coil stock. Laundry, Window (B4) -Abatement- Remove existing window and replace with glass block window. Re-install dryer vent in the window opening. EXTERIOR-LEAD HAZARD CONTROL- Porch, Columns (5) -Interim - Repair the leaning east column, as necessary, so it is straight. Wet scrape deteriorated paint an apply primer & exterior grade paint to all columns. Garage, Soffit (sides A,B&D) -Interim -Wet scrape the deteriorated paint and apply primer & exterior grade paint, color to match existing. This section includes containment and clean-up and waste removal. It may or may not include wrapping large pieces of furniture and/or appliances. Contractors must clean dwelling sufficiently to pass clearance testing. If containment is utilized, contractor is responsible for establishing containment. If dwelling does not pass clearance on the first attempt, the contractor is responsible for costs associated with subsequent attempts. This line item shall not exceed $800.