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Lead Test Kit Stakeholder Meeting

Opening a Comment Period

December 21, 2015 -- EPA is opened a comment period to seek information related to lead test kits and other field testing options. Read the Federal Register Notice.

On June 4, 2015, EPA held a public meeting related to lead test kits referenced in the 2008 Lead Renovation, Repair and Painting (RRP) Rule. EPA specifically requested information related to: 1) the existing market for lead test kits as referenced in the 2008 RRP Rule; 2) the development or modification of lead test kit(s) that may meet EPA’s positive-response criterion (in addition to the negative-response criterion); and 3) other alternatives for lead-based paint field testing.

Lead Test Kit Docket

To view other supporting meeting materials and public comments submitted in response to this public meeting, visit www.regulations.gov and enter EPA-HQ-OPPT-2015-0780.

Meeting Documents (June 4, 2015)

  • UPDATED 5.28.15 Lead Test Kit Meeting Agenda (pdf) (149.12 KB)
  • Lead Test Kit Meeting Information Document (pdf) (172.53 KB)
  • Lead Test Kit Meeting Directions and Security (pdf) (223.18 KB)
  • Federal Register Notice: Lead Test Kit Stakeholder Meeting (pdf) (229.52 KB)
  • Lead Test Kit Meeting Webinar Guide (pdf) (104.04 KB)

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