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D.C. Municipal Regulations (Last Updated: September 13, 2017) |
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Title 20. ENVIRONMENT |
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Chapter 20-33. REGULATION OF LEAD-BASED PAINT ACTIVITIES |
Section 20-3322. FEES FOR CERTIFICATION, PERMITTING, AND ACCREDITATION
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3322.1Initial and renewal certification fees for the disciplines of lead-based paint inspector, risk assessor, abatement supervisor, and lead project designer shall be set at three hundred fifty dollars ($350), for both initial certification and each subsequent renewal, unless the course completion certificate provided to DDOE as part of the certification application process is not from a DDOE-accredited training provider, in which case the fee shall be four hundred fifty dollars ($450).
3322.2The certification fee for a lead abatement worker, renovator, and dust sampling technician shall be set at one hundred dollars ($100), for both initial certification and each subsequent renewal, unless the course completion certificate provided to DDOE as part of the certification process is not from a DDOE-accredited training provider, in which case the fee shall be one hundred fifty dollars ($150).
3322.3The certification fee for either a renovation firm or business entity shall be set at three hundred dollars ($300), for both initial certification and each subsequent renewal, though no such certification is needed if the renovation firm or business entity provides documentation of current certification status issued by the EPA.
3322.4The certification fee for a renovation firm or business entity seeking simultaneous certification as both a renovation firm and as a business entity certified to perform lead-based paint activities shall be set at five hundred fifty dollars ($550), for both initial certification and each subsequent renewal, though no such certification is needed if the renovation firm or business entity provides documentation of current dual certification status issued by EPA.
3322.5The fee for a lead abatement permit is fifty dollars ($50), plus three percent (3%) of the total agreed-upon contract price for the lead abatement portion of the work, provided the total cost of the permit shall not exceed $500.
3322.6The fee for a renovation permit is fifty dollars ($50), plus two percent (2%) of the total agreed-upon contract price for the portion of the work that encompasses the specific activities listed in § 3310.1(a), provided the total cost of the permit shall not exceed $500.
3322.7Initial, refresher course, and renewal accreditation fees are as follows, apply regardless of the language in which the course is taught, are capped not to exceed a total cost of five thousand dollars ($5,000) per training provider for any given accreditation application to DDOE, and are valid for three (3) years of accreditation:
(a)Initial training course accreditation fee schedule:
Lead-Based Paint Inspector: $850
Risk Assessor:$850
Abatement Worker:$850
Abatement Supervisor:$850
Lead Project Designer:$500
Renovator:$850
Dust Sampling Technician:$500
(b) Refresher training course accreditation fee schedule:
Lead-Based Paint Inspector: $650
Risk Assessor:$650
Abatement Worker:$650
Abatement Supervisor:$650
Project Designer:$300
Renovator:$650
Dust Sampling Technician:$300
(c) Renewal of initial training course accreditation fee schedule:
Lead-Based Paint Inspector:$600
Risk Assessor:$600
Abatement Worker:$600
Abatement Supervisor:$600
Project Designer:$400
Renovator:$600
Dust Sampling Technician:$400
(d)Renewal of refresher course accreditation fee schedule:
Lead-Based Paint Inspector:$500
Risk Assessor:$500
Abatement Worker:$500
Abatement Supervisor:$500
Project Designer:$250
Renovator:$500
Dust Sampling Technician:$250
3322.8All certification, permitting, and accreditation fees shall be subject to periodic revision, as deemed advisable by DDOE.
3322.9DDOE shall assess a twenty-five dollar ($25) fee to provide a replacement certification card or accreditation letter.