Environmental
Kansas has significant underground natural gas storage facilities. Real estate near these facilities must consider:
AIncreased property taxes for proximity to energy infrastructure
BSafety setbacks, pipeline easements, and potential subsurface rights issues✓ Correct
CMandatory sale to energy companies
DKDHE regulations that prevent residential use within 1 mile
Explanation
Properties near underground natural gas storage must account for pipeline easements, safety setback requirements, and potential subsurface rights that may affect land use and value.
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