Environmental
Arizona's Voluntary Environmental Cleanup Program (VECP) encourages property owners to:
AReport contamination to obtain government liability protection
BVoluntarily remediate contaminated properties with ADEQ oversight, potentially obtaining liability protection upon completion✓ Correct
CReport neighboring properties for violations
DAvoid environmental testing to prevent liability
Explanation
Arizona's VECP allows property owners to voluntarily remediate contaminated sites with ADEQ oversight and technical guidance. Successful cleanup can result in a Covenant Not to Sue, providing some liability protection.
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