The report provided for inarticle L. 511-14 of the French Construction and Housing Code, drawn up in accordance with the provisions of article L. 1334-1-1, includes : 1° An inspection of the premises to check that the prescribed work has been carried out; 2° An analysis of dust taken from the floor to measure the level of contamination in the premises. Once the work has been completed, the concentration of…
The author of the lead exposure risk report drawn up in application of article L. 1334-5 identifies the elements containing a coating, specifies the lead concentration of these coatings and the analysis method used to measure it and describes the state of conservation of the coatings containing lead, in accordance with a protocol specified by a joint order of the ministers responsible for housing and health. Where appropriate, the inspector…
The lead exposure risk report is drawn up by a person meeting the conditions of Article L. 271-6 of the French Construction and Housing Code. For the purposes of article L. 1334-7, the lead exposure risk report must have been drawn up less than six years prior to the date on which the rental contract is signed. However, there is no time limit on its validity if the report certifies…
A copy of the lead exposure risk report must be provided by the owner or operator of the accommodation in order to inform the occupants and persons required to carry out work, as required by article L. 1334-9 . The lead exposure risk report is made available by the owner or operator of the accommodation to the agents or departments mentioned in articles L. 1421-1 and L. 1435-7 as well…
Work carried out in a dwelling or building constructed before 1 January 1949 that causes dust emissions is presumed to be at risk within the meaning of article L. 1334-11 if the measures taken to protect occupants are inadequate. The presumption of risk is lifted when a lead exposure risk report certifies that the coverings concerned by the work do not contain lead in concentrations exceeding the thresholds defined by…
I.-The articles of this section apply, unless otherwise stipulated, to buildings for which planning permission was issued before 1st July 1997, whether they belong to private or public persons. II – In this section, the term “owner” means : 1° For the buildings mentioned in article R. 1334-15, the owner or owners of the built property; 2° For the private portions of buildings mentioned in article R. 1334-16, the owner…
Owners of dwellings with only one dwelling unit must have a survey carried out to identify asbestos-containing materials and products on lists A and B, in order to compile the statement provided for in article L. 1334-13 in the event of sale.
Owners of the private portions of apartment blocks have a survey carried out of list A materials and products containing asbestos. They shall also have a survey carried out for materials and products on list B containing asbestos, in order to draw up the report required under article L. 1334-13 in the event of sale.
Owners of communal areas of apartment blocks are required to carry out a survey for materials and products on lists A and B containing asbestos.
Owners of buildings other than those referred to in articles R. 1334-15 to R. 1334-17 must have a survey carried out for materials and products on lists A and B containing asbestos.
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