4. Sale of dwelling, residential facility, child-occupied facility or nursery school. If, before the end of the 30-day period or extension, the owner sells the dwelling, premises, child care facility, premises of the home day family child care provider, residential child-occupied facility or nursery school, the owner shall notify the prospective buyer of the environmental lead hazard and the new owner must assume the responsibility of carrying out the requirements of this section within the specified time period.

Sec. 5. 22 MRSA §1326, as amended by PL 2003, c. 421, §10, is further amended to read:

§1326. Injunction requiring removal

If the lead-based substance remains an environmental lead hazard at the expiration of 30 days or at the expiration of an extension given by the commissioner pursuant to section 1321, the State, in addition to any other remedies it has, may seek a mandatory injunction ordering the environmental lead hazard removed by a suitable 3rd party at the expense of the owner of the dwelling, premises, residential child-occupied facility, child care facility, premises of the home day family child care provider or nursery school.

Sec. 6. 22 MRSA §7702-A, sub-§3, as enacted by PL 1999, c. 363, §3, is amended to read:

3. Licensure provisions. A person who violates the following sections or rules adopted pursuant to those sections is subject to the sanctions provided for under the rules of licensure applicable to the facility, day care center child care facility or home day family child care provider:

A. Section 7801, subsection 1, paragraph A;

B. Section 8301-A; or