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12 1Chapter 12: AbatementCHAPTER 12: ABATEMENTStep-by-Step Summary for 5I. Principles of Lead-Based Paint Hazard 12 of 12 7B. Prohibited ABATEMENT 12 9C. Periodic Monitoring and 12 91. Recordkeeping ........................................ ........................................ .............. 12 9D. Types of 12 10E. 12 10F. Relationship to Renovation, Repainting, Remodeling, Rehabilitation,Weatherization, and Other Construction 12 10Step-by-Step Summary for Building Component 12 13II.

Chapter 12: Abatement Section I I. Principles of Lead-Based Paint Hazard Abatement A. Longevity of Abatement Abatement is the removal of either the build-ing component or the paint itself or the near-permanent enclosure of lead-based paint haz-ards. From a public health perspective, properly

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