Environmental
In Iowa, who is responsible for removing a decommissioned underground storage tank (UST) from an Iowa property?
AThe Iowa Real Estate Commission
BThe property owner, following Iowa DNR regulations✓ Correct
CThe county assessor
DThe Iowa Department of Transportation
Explanation
Iowa property owners are responsible for decommissioning and removing USTs in compliance with Iowa DNR regulations, including proper closure procedures, soil testing, and cleanup if contamination is found.
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