Examples of RRP Rules in a sentence
Renovation activities (including asbestos abatement, encapsulation, partial demolition and renovation) performed on target housing (built before 1978) or child-occupied facilities (built before 1978) are subject to Georgia’s Lead-Based Paint Renovation, Repair and Painting (RRP) Rules.
Properly documenting any exception to the RRP Rules, such as the Minor Repair and Maintenance Activities Exception, for projects that do not meet the definition of a Renovation.
The phrase “where the presence of lead is assumed” shall mean for the purposes of this Consent Decree, situations where Defendant or its Installers and Subcontractors assume the presence of lead paint and comply with all of the RRP Rules as if there had been a positive lead test.
Defendant shall require that Installers that subcontract all or a portion of the Lead Project to a Subcontractor use only Certified Firms to perform any portion of Lead Projects (except for portions of Lead Projects that are not subject to the requirements of the RRP Rules), and assign at least one Certified Renovator to each Lead Project.
Take disciplinary action, which may include suspension, termination, or fines, against any Installer that has contracted a Lead Project, or any portion thereof (except for portions of Lead Projects that are not subject to the requirements of the RRP Rules), to a Subcontractor that is not a Certified Firm or that does not have a Certified Renovator assigned to the Lead Project, and report such disciplinary action in the next Periodic Report required by Paragraph 21, below.
Upon the Effective Date of the Consent Decree, Defendant shall use Certified Firms and Certified Renovators for Lead Projects (except for portions of Lead Projects that are not subject to the requirements of the RRP Rules) as required by 40 C.F.R. § 745.85(a) and 40 C.F.R. § 745.89(d).
For those instances in which Defendant does not select the Installer (e.g., jobs that are sold and installed by a third party on Defendant’s behalf), Defendant shall require that those third parties utilize RRP Certified Firms and Certified Renovators for portions of Lead Projects subject to the requirements of the RRP Rules.
In instances where the Installer or Subcontractor conducting a Lead Project (except for portions of Lead Projects that are not subject to the requirements of the RRP Rules) was not a Certified Firm or did not use a Certified Renovator as required by Paragraph 18.a, Defendant will follow the procedures set forth in Exhibit E to this Consent Decree.
In all other instances of reported or suspected non-compliance with requirements of the RRP Rules such as a Customer complaint to the Defendant’s dedicated e-mail, allegation of a potential noncompliance from a Government Agency, or identification of a failure to follow RRP Rules or this Consent Decree during a jobsite inspection Defendant performs pursuant to Paragraph 19.d, Defendant will follow the procedures set forth in Exhibit E to this Consent Decree.
This Consent Decree also concerns the corresponding requirements to the RRP Rules in authorized States, Indian Tribes, and other jurisdictions.