New Hampshire Code of Administrative Rules
He - Department of Health and Human Services
Subtitle He-P - Former Division of Public Health Services
Chapter He-P 1600 - LEAD POISONING PREVENTION AND CONTROL
Part He-P 1610 - STANDARDS FOR INTERIM CONTROLS
Section He-P 1610.06 - Maintaining a Certificate of Lead Safe for Interim Controls

(a) When interim controls have been implemented on a dwelling, dwelling unit, or child-care facility in response to an order of lead hazard reduction, the owner shall maintain a current certificate of lead hazard control - interim controls until:

(b) A certificate of lead safe - interim controls issued in accordance with He-P 1608.14 shall expire one year from the date of its issuance.

(c) The owner shall have the certificate of lead safe - interim controls renewed annually as follows:

(d) The owner shall submit the new certificate of lead safe - interim controls to the commissioner prior to the expiration of the current certificate.

(e) Failure to submit a new certificate of lead safe - interim controls prior to the expiration of the current certificate shall result in the commissioner revoking approval for the use of interim controls and ordering the owner to abate all lead exposure hazards.

(f) When a compliance inspection conducted in accordance with He-P 1605.04 reveals that a property with a certificate of lead safe - interim controls no longer meets the requirements of He-P 1600, the commissioner shall revoke the certificate of lead safe - interim controls and order the owner to abate all lead exposure hazards.

(g) If an owner is ordered to abate all lead exposure hazards pursuant to (e) or (f) above, the owner shall have 90 days to submit a certificate of lead safe - abatement to the commissioner.

(h) An owner shall be granted permission to utilize interim controls on a property under order of lead hazard reduction only for a period not to exceed 5 years from approval by the department.