What does clearance documentation typically include?

• A. Notification to tenants and property owner compensation details.
• B. A summary of the renovation budget and schedule.
• C. A list of subcontractors and their trade licenses.
• D. Report of results, methods, dates, sample locations, and confirmation that levels meet standards.

Answer: (D)

Clearance documentation is the official record that verifies post-work spaces meet lead safety standards. It should document what was tested, how the testing was done, when it occurred, where samples were taken, and it should state whether the results meet the required standards. This provides a traceable, verifiable proof of safety for tenants, property owners, and regulators. Other items like tenant notifications and compensation details, renovation budgets or schedules, or lists of subcontractors and licenses are about administration or planning, not the testing and compliance evidence that clearance documentation is meant to provide.