R7-6-271. Exterior Envelope, Interior Surfaces and Interior Finishes

The exterior envelope, interior surfaces, and interior finishes of a school facility shall be safe and capable of being maintained. 1. An exterior envelope is safe and capable of being maintained if: a. Walls and roof are constructed of materials requiring minimal maintenance, including painting; b. Walls, roof, doors, and windows are weather tight under normal conditions with routine upkeep; and c. The building structural systems support the loads imposed on them. 2. An interior surface is safe and capable of being maintained if it is: a. Structurally sound; b. Capable of supporting a finish; and c. Capable of continuing in its intended use with normal maintenance and repair. 3. An interior finish is safe and capable of being maintained if it is: a. Free of exposed lead paint; b. Free of friable asbestos; and c. Capable of continuing in its intended use with normal maintenance and repair.