Environmental
What is an 'environmental lien' and how might one affect Kansas property ownership?
AA voluntary mortgage for environmental improvements
BA lien placed on property by a government agency for costs incurred cleaning up contamination on or from the property, which must be resolved to obtain clear title✓ Correct
CA lien placed by an environmental group
DA tax lien for violations of environmental regulations
Explanation
Environmental liens are placed by agencies like KDHE or EPA when they expend funds to clean up contamination emanating from or affecting a property. The lien attaches to the property and must be satisfied before clear title can be conveyed.
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