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New York.
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11429
Built before 1978
95%
of homes predate the 1978 lead-paint ban
PFOA sampling
>4
ppt PFOA, above the 4.0 ppt federal limit
Countywide
Zone 1
the EPA's highest radon-potential tier

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Older streets, older paint. Most of New York was built before 1980, so lead-era housing is the record families ask about first.

95%of homes here predate the 1978 lead-paint ban
The Manhattan skyline from Upper New York Bay

PFAS showed up in sampling. UCMR5 testing found PFOA above the EPA's 4.0 ppt limit at Liberty Utilities New York Lynbrook and Wa Of Western Nassau. Confirm which serves your block per address.

Jakub Hałun, CC BY 4.0 (cropped) · Wikimedia

Zone 1 radon, countywide. All of Queens County maps at Zone 1. A short home test is the only way to know one home's level.

Zone 1the EPA's highest radon-potential tier

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New York reads like the older, built-up Queens County suburbs it belongs to. Streets laid down mostly before 1980, which is why lead-paint records and Zone 1 radon show up here more than in newer subdivisions.

Federal compliance and enforcement records are the largest group on file. 375 of them are on record near the ZIP centroid.

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