What must be included to verify grandfathered compliance?

To verify grandfathered compliance, a current compliance letter with the matching address is essential. This letter serves as official documentation confirming that the property meets the necessary lead safety standards. It shows that, despite any changes in regulations over time, the property was compliant at the time of inspection and continues to comply as required by law. This documentation is crucial in validating the historical compliance status of the property and ensuring it is recognized as such under current laws.

While the initial inspection report is important for providing a record of compliance at the time of the first evaluation, it may not necessarily reflect the current status of compliance, which is why a current compliance letter is prioritized. A list of contractors used and proof of recent maintenance work, while potentially useful for other compliance-related questions, do not specifically address the verification of grandfathered compliance status. They do not provide the clear, concise evidence needed to confirm adherence to lead safety regulations as required.