Which of the following must be included in the clearance report regarding the abatement activity?

• A. The tenant's personal contact details.
• B. The building's energy rating.
• C. Information on the lead abatement or non-abatement activity.
• D. The municipal zoning permit number.

Answer: (C)

What must be documented in a clearance report after lead abatement is the information about the lead abatement or non-abatement activity. This ensures there is a clear record of what work was performed (or why work wasn’t performed), the method used, and the results of any clearance testing that show the area meets safety standards. Including these details provides traceability, accountability, and regulatory compliance, so occupants and inspectors can verify that hazards were properly addressed. Items like a tenant’s personal contact details, the building’s energy rating, or a municipal zoning permit number don’t reflect the safety actions taken or their effectiveness, so they aren’t required in the clearance report.