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Exterior Painting (brick) - permitting process?
Hi all - thanks in advance for your help! I'm looking to update the brick exterior on a 6-flat. I've been trying to research whether any type of permit is required.
I do see that masonry cleaning/chemical wash (the prep work) -
"may require an air pollution control permit from the Environmental Permitting and Inspections Section of the CDPH"
And then digging further I see there's also a separate Architectural Surface Cleaning Permit could be required.
Anyone have experience with this? Thanks!
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depends partially if you're going to remove the existing paint. if so, it might contain lead depending on age and would require special handling...