Environmental
A NC property that previously housed a gasoline station may require what environmental assessment before redevelopment?
AOnly a CAMA permit
BA Phase I Environmental Site Assessment and potentially a Phase II (soil/groundwater sampling) due to potential petroleum contamination✓ Correct
COnly a water quality test
DA radon measurement only
Explanation
Former gas station sites commonly have petroleum contamination from UST leaks. A Phase I ESA identifies potential issues, and a Phase II ESA with soil and groundwater sampling confirms whether contamination exists.
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