Environmental
Asbestos-containing materials (ACM) that are undisturbed and in good condition in a building are typically handled by:
AImmediate removal at the property owner's expense
BEncapsulation or enclosure (leaving them in place) and monitoring✓ Correct
CDisclosure to AREC within 30 days of discovery
DMandatory buyer notification only if the property is commercial
Explanation
When asbestos-containing materials are in good condition and not disturbed (non-friable), the recommended practice is to leave them in place, encapsulate or enclose them, and monitor them regularly. Disturbing intact ACM can release fibers and create a greater health hazard than leaving them alone.
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