Environmental
The primary environmental concern with an Arizona property that was previously used as a dry cleaner or gas station is:
AAir quality in the building
BSoil and groundwater contamination from solvents (dry cleaner) or petroleum hydrocarbons (gas station) that may require extensive cleanup✓ Correct
CBuilding code violations
DStormwater runoff from the paved surface
Explanation
Former dry cleaners (PCE/PERC contamination) and gas stations (petroleum hydrocarbon contamination, UST leaks) are among the most common sources of soil and groundwater contamination, often requiring expensive and lengthy remediation.
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