Environmental
A NH homeowner is adding an addition to their home and discovers buried debris that appears to be waste material. The appropriate action is to:
ABury it deeper and continue construction
BStop construction, investigate the nature of the debris, and contact NH DES if hazardous waste is suspected✓ Correct
COnly report it if neighbors complain
DReport it to NHREC
Explanation
Discovering potential waste or debris during construction requires investigation before proceeding. If the material appears to be hazardous waste, work should stop and NH DES should be contacted.
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