Environmental
A Missouri homebuyer discovering an abandoned propane tank on the property should:
AIgnore it as it is probably empty
BHave it professionally inspected and properly removed/decommissioned, disclosing any contamination found✓ Correct
CSimply fill it with propane and use it
DContact MREC
Explanation
Abandoned propane tanks may contain residual gas, have corroded fittings, or have leaked. They should be professionally inspected and properly decommissioned. Any soil contamination from leaks should be assessed and remediated if needed.
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