Environmental
A Phase I Environmental Site Assessment in Alabama is conducted to:
ADetermine the market value of the property
BIdentify potential environmental contamination through records review and site inspection✓ Correct
CTest soil and water samples for contamination
DComply with Alabama zoning requirements
Explanation
A Phase I ESA identifies potential environmental concerns through review of historical records, regulatory databases, and a site walkthrough. No sampling is conducted. If concerns are found, a Phase II (sampling) may be recommended.
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