Wisconsin § 254.179 Rules for dwellings and premises.

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§ 254.179 — Rules for dwellings and premises.

Wisconsin § 254.179

Ch. 254Environmental health

Subch.subch. II of ch. 254 SUBCHAPTER II

TOXIC SUBSTANCES

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Wis. Stat. § 254.179 (2026).

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179(1) (1) Subject to s. 254.174 and after review of ordinances of cities, towns and villages in this state, the department shall, by use of a research-based methodology, promulgate as rules all of the following:
179(1)(a) (a) Except as provided in s. 254.18 , the standards for a premises, dwelling or unit of a dwelling that must be met for issuance of a certificate of lead-free status or a certificate of lead-safe status to the owner of the premises, dwelling or unit of a dwelling, with the goal of long-term lead hazard reduction.
179(1)(b) (b) The procedures by which a certificate of lead-free status or a certificate of lead-safe status may be issued or revoked.
179(1)(c) (c) The period of validity of a certificate of lead-free status or a certificate of lead-safe

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254.179(1) (1) Subject to s. 254.174 and after review of ordinances of cities, towns and villages in this state, the department shall, by use of a research-based methodology, promulgate as rules all of the following:
254.179(1)(a) (a) Except as provided in s. 254.18 , the standards for a premises, dwelling or unit of a dwelling that must be met for issuance of a certificate of lead-free status or a certificate of lead-safe status to the owner of the premises, dwelling or unit of a dwelling, with the goal of long-term lead hazard reduction.
254.179(1)(b) (b) The procedures by which a certificate of lead-free status or a certificate of lead-safe status may be issued or revoked.
254.179(1)(c) (c) The period of validity of a certificate of lead-free status or a certificate of lead-safe status, including all of the following:
254.179(1)(c)1. 1. Authorization for the certificate of lead-free status to remain in effect unless revoked because of erroneous issuance or because the premises, dwelling or unit of the dwelling is not free of lead-bearing paint. The rules shall specify that the face of the certificate shall indicate that the certificate is valid unless revoked.
254.179(1)(c)2. 2. The standards limiting the length of validity of a certificate of lead-safe status, including the condition of a premises, dwelling, or unit of a dwelling, the type of lead hazard reduction activity that was performed, if any, and any other requirements that must be met to maintain certification, unless the certificate is earlier revoked because of erroneous issuance or because the premises, dwelling, or unit of the dwelling is not safe from lead-bearing paint hazards. The rules shall specify that the face of the certificate shall indicate the certificate’s length of validity.
254.179(1)(d) (d) A mechanism for creating a registry of all premises, dwellings or units of dwellings for which a certificate of lead-free status or a certificate of lead-safe status is issued.
254.179(1)(e) (e) The requirements for a course of up to 16 hours that a property owner or his or her employee or agent may complete in order to receive certification of completion and the scope of the lead investigation and lead hazard reduction activities that the owner, employee or agent may perform following certification, to the extent consistent with federal law.
254.179(2) (2) By January 1, 2003, and every 2 years thereafter, the department shall review the rules under sub. (1) and shall promulgate changes to the rules if necessary in order to maintain consistency with federal law.
254.179(3) (3) Subject to s. 254.174 , the department may promulgate rules that set forth safe work practices that shall be followed in the demolition of a building constructed before January 1, 1978, to avoid exposure by persons to lead hazards in the area of the demolition.