Environmental
Underground storage tanks (USTs) on a Hawaii property are a concern primarily because of the risk of:
AProperty tax reassessment
BSoil and groundwater contamination from leaks✓ Correct
CZoning violations
DTitle defects
Explanation
Leaking USTs can contaminate soil and groundwater with petroleum products or other hazardous substances, creating significant environmental liability and remediation costs for property owners.
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