Illinois and Local Laws
Benchbook on Lead Paint Poisoning Laws
Download entire publication (PDF) or individual chapters below:
- Cover and Table of Contents (PDF)
- Intro and Problem Statement (PDF)
- Chicago Law with Summary (PDF)
- Illinois Laws with Summary (PDF)
- Appendices Table of Contents (PDF)
- Appendix A: Flowchart (PDF)
- Appendix B: Risk Assessment (PDF)
- Appendix C: Sample Reports (PDF)
- Appendix D: CDPH Lead Program (PDF)
- Appendix E: Complains and Orders (PDF)
- Appendix F: Title X (PDF)
- Appendix G: HUD Guidelines (PDF)
- Appendix H: EPA Rule (PDF)
- Appendix I: Abbasi Case (PDF)
Gov Signs Law to Pilot Lead Prevention Program
August 28th Governor Blagojevich signed into law P.A. 95-0492. The law establishes, subject to appropriation, two pilot sites to inaugurate the CLEAR-WIN program, a window replacement program for low-income properties to address lead hazards. Advocates are seeking state dollars to implement the law.
Illinois' 2006 Lead Law Focuses on Prevention
Governor Blagojevich signed the new Lead Poisoning Prevention Act in June of 2006. The law places new requirements on landlords, realtors, daycare providers, and hardware stores. More information on what the law requires.
City Council Passes New Lead Ordinance
The Chicago City Council passed revisions to Chicago's Lead Ordinance, increasing protections for Chicago's children, in December of 2006. View the ordinance.