Environmental
A 'Phase II Environmental Site Assessment' involves:
AA review of historical records and public databases only
BPhysical sampling of soil, water, or building materials to test for actual contamination✓ Correct
CRemediation of any contamination found on the site
DA legal review of environmental permits associated with the property
Explanation
A Phase II ESA involves physical sampling — soil borings, groundwater monitoring wells, or building material samples — to test for actual contamination. It is conducted when a Phase I ESA identifies recognized environmental conditions (RECs). Phase I identifies potential concerns; Phase II confirms or rules them out with data.
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