Which document is NOT required in a true PCAD report without hazards?

The PCAD Violation Page is not required in a true PCAD report without hazards because this type of report is specifically intended to indicate that there are no lead hazards present at the property. The purpose of the PCAD (Property Compliance Audit Document) is to provide documentation of the current state of the property in relation to lead safety, and if there are no violations or hazards, then the inclusion of a Violation Page would be unnecessary and irrelevant.

In contrast, the other documents mentioned are essential for a complete report. The PCAD Cover Page serves as an introduction and summary of the report's findings. The History Pages from the final reinspection report and the Original Report History Pages provide crucial context and background about previous inspections, which are vital for understanding the property's lead safety history. Having this history is important for ongoing compliance and risk assessment, whereas a Violation Page would only be applicable if lead hazards were identified.