Environmental
In Montana, a leaking underground fuel storage tank at a former gas station site would require the property owner to:
ASimply remove the tank with no additional obligations
BNotify Montana DEQ, assess the extent of contamination, and develop a cleanup plan under Montana's UST regulations✓ Correct
CPay a flat state fine and continue using the property without restriction
DOnly address the contamination if planning to sell the property
Explanation
Leaking USTs are regulated by Montana DEQ under state and federal Underground Storage Tank regulations. Owners must notify DEQ, conduct site assessment, and remediate contamination as required.
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