EXHIBIT H- FULL COUNTY LEAD INVESTIGATION REPORT, 628 PARK AVENUE

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OWNER RESPONSIBILITIES A Risk Assessment or Lead Inspection is a good idea for any owner who is concerned about the liability of a home which may contain dangerous lead hazards. Several resources, including private environmental contractors, are available to perform the work of locating lead hazards. For a list of all licensed lead professionals visit the website of the Indiana Public Licensing Agency at: Ill Inalwww.ln.avvn Ma/ Risk Assessments, lead hazard remediation, and clearance testing are required of an owner under several circumstances where a dwelling may have lead hazards, including lead-based paint. Risk Assessments are required if: 1. a confirmed lead poisoned child lives in a unit built prior to 1978; 2. a health officer has issued an order, under one of several Indiana statutes, to locate the source of lead poisoning; To fully understand the legal requirements homeowners are urged to consult the following rules and regulations: State of Indiana 410 1AC 32 Lead -Bused faint Program 410 IAC 29 Rvj)orting, 11 aniforing, and Preventive Procedures, for Lead Poisoning Environmental Protection Agency EPA 40 CFR 745 Subpart D Lead Based Paint Hazards Housing and Urban Development HUD 24 CFR 35 Lead Based Paint Poisoning Prevention in Certain 1?esidential Structures Consumer Product Safety 16 CPR 1303 Ban on Lead -Containing Paint and Commission Certain. Consumer Produrls Bearing Lead -Containing Paint Occupational Safety and Health 29 CFR 1926.59 Hazard Communication 29 CFR Administration 1926.62 Lead in Construction Once the Risk Assessment is issued under any of the three circumstances listed above the owner has the following responsibilities: 1. Remediate each identified lead hazard using one of the recommended options. 2. Remediate leads hazards within the agreed upon time frame or within sixty (60) days if a child with an elevated blood lead level is involved. 3. Have the completed work passed by a licensed clearance examiner (or other qualified lead professional). 4. Periodically follow up to assure that lead hazards have not recurred. 5. Disclose the risk assessment and subsequent clearance to prospective tenants or home buyers. REMEDIATION OPTIONS For each lead hazard, the Risk Assessment Report contains one or more options available to the owner for remediation. An owner may choose among those options only. Interim Controls are options which mitigate the danger of lead poisoning. They are generally temporary and must be closely monitored to assure that the hazard does do not recur. Abatement options are permanent and designed to effectively eliminate the lead hazard. It is recommended that the selected option - interim control or full abatement - be the one which most effectively protects the children in the home from future lead paint exposure. RlskAssessment No.: 84000015462 Address: 628 PARKAVE Page 18 of 23