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LEWISTON LANDLORD REQUIRED TO MAKE LEAD WARNINGS
August 13, 2004
AUGUST 13, 2004 JAMES MCKENNA, ASSISTANT ATTORNEY GENERAL, 207-626-8842 Attorney General Housing built prior to 1978, when lead paint was commonly used, may contain high levels of lead paint. “Even exposure to low levels of lead can severely harm children, especially those six years of age or younger,” said Attorney General Rowe. “We don’t know if any of In entering this Consent Decree, Pursuant to the Consent Decree, Mr. Toussaint has paid an Unfair Trade Practice Act Civil Penalty of $2,500 and has also paid $2,500 to the Maine Childhood Lead Poisoning Prevention Program, to be used for lead inspections in the * * * * *