Environmental
In NH, a property near a former gasoline station showing soil contamination with petroleum hydrocarbons would require:
ASimple disclosure without remediation
BAn environmental site assessment and potentially remediation under NH DES oversight✓ Correct
COnly a building permit modification
DNo action if the station closed more than 10 years ago
Explanation
Petroleum hydrocarbon contamination from former gasoline stations triggers environmental assessment and potential remediation requirements under NH DES. The NH Oil Discharge and Disposal Cleanup Fund (RSA 146-D) may assist with cleanup costs, but investigation and remediation are typically required.
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