; and (ii) if feasible, for each dwelling with such an identified lead hazard— (I) whether the unit had visual signs of a lead hazard or had previously passed a visual inspection; and (II) any documented cases of lead poisoning in children previously residing in the dwelling unit. (C) Actual cost Identification of— (i) the actual cost of conducting pre-occupancy risk assessments of dwelling units, including the varying cost based on the age, building type, and location of the unit; (ii) the actual cost of lead-based paint hazard control activities conducted after a risk assessment that indicated the presence of a lead-based paint hazard in the participating units; and (iii) the actual cost of the clearance examination conducted after completion of lead-based paint hazard control activities. (D) Participating tenants Identification of— (i) the number, age, race, and ethnicity of children who would have lived in dwelling units where a lead hazard was discovered after a pre-occupancy risk assessment; and (ii) the number, age, race, and ethnicity of children residing in dwelling units in buildings in which a participating dwelling unit having a lead-based paint hazard is located. (E) Participating Units Identification of— (i) the age of participating dwelling units; (ii) the block in which participating units are located and, if not available, the census tract in which participating units are located; (iii) the type of building in which participating units are located; and (iv) the number of participating units in which a lead-based paint hazard was discovered. (F) Risk assessments Identification of— (i) the number of inspectors available in each locality to conduct risk assessments under the program; (ii) the amount of time elapsed from making of a request for a risk assessment until completion of the assessment