Environmental
What is a Phase I Environmental Site Assessment used for?
ATo measure radon levels in a home
BTo identify recognized environmental conditions (RECs) on a property through historical research and site inspection — without soil sampling✓ Correct
CTo test for lead paint in a residential building
DTo certify a property as environmentally safe for residential use
Explanation
A Phase I ESA is a non-invasive environmental review that identifies recognized environmental conditions through records review, site inspection, and interviews. It does not involve sampling. If concerns are found, a Phase II (sampling) may be ordered.
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