Understanding HPD's Turnover 623 Violations
When a rental unit becomes vacant, the landlord or their representative must notify HPD about the turnover. HPD then schedules an inspection of the unit, usually within 30 days. Inspectors pay close attention to lead-based paint hazards on door and window friction surfaces, particularly if the tenant moved in after August 2, 2004, the date Local Law 1 went into effect.
If the inspection reveals lead-based paint hazards and the necessary turnover work hasn’t been completed, HPD will issue a 623 violation. Property owners can resolve this violation by submitting the required turnover documents or providing negative XRF test results for all door and window friction surfaces. Failure to address a 623 violation can result in fines and delays in re-renting the property.
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