Lead-Based Paint Notice of Intent - Arkansas

Lead-Based Paint Notice of Intent is a legal document that was released by the Arkansas Department of Health - a government authority operating within Arkansas.

FAQ

Q: What is a Lead-Based Paint Notice of Intent?
A: A Lead-Based Paint Notice of Intent is a document required by the state of Arkansas that notifies tenants or buyers of residential property about the possible presence of lead-based paint.

Q: Who is responsible for providing the Lead-Based Paint Notice of Intent?
A: The landlord or seller is responsible for providing the Lead-Based Paint Notice of Intent to tenants or buyers.

Q: When should the Lead-Based Paint Notice of Intent be provided?
A: The Lead-Based Paint Notice of Intent should be provided before the tenant signs a lease or the buyer signs a contract for the purchase of the property.

Q: What information should be included in the Lead-Based Paint Notice of Intent?
A: The Lead-Based Paint Notice of Intent should include information about the possible presence of lead-based paint, potential health effects, and measures to minimize exposure.

Q: Are there any exemptions to providing the Lead-Based Paint Notice of Intent?
A: Yes, certain housing built after 1978 is exempt from the requirement of providing the Lead-Based Paint Notice of Intent.