Environmental
In Kentucky, a voluntary environmental cleanup program (VCUP) allows property owners to:
AAvoid cleanup entirely if they agree to restrict property use
BVoluntarily remediate contaminated sites to receive a certificate of completion and liability protection✓ Correct
CTransfer cleanup responsibility to the state government
DObtain automatic CERCLA liability immunity without cleanup
Explanation
Kentucky's Voluntary Environmental Remediation Program (VERP) allows property owners to voluntarily remediate contaminated sites. Successful completion provides a certificate and some protection from future state enforcement actions.
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