Check HUD's Lead Safe Housing Rule requirements (24 CFR Part 35) before repainting a HUD-assisted pre-1978 property

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Steps

  1. Pull 24 CFR Part 35 via the eCFR API full endpoint for Title 24, then locate Part 35 (Lead-Safe Housing Rule) in the response
  2. Identify which subpart applies to the project's HUD program type, since requirements differ across rehabilitation, disposition, and tenant-based rental assistance
  3. Cross-reference against HUD Exchange's Lead-Based Paint program page (hudexchange.info/programs/lead-based-paint) for plain-language summaries
  4. Confirm whether a lead hazard evaluation (risk assessment or paint testing) is required before starting work, based on the level of federal assistance and construction date

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