Environmental
In Ohio, a LUST (Leaking Underground Storage Tank) site requires:
AImmediate demolition of all nearby structures
BInvestigation and cleanup under Ohio EPA oversight to protect soil and groundwater✓ Correct
CODREPL notification before any real estate transaction can proceed
DFederal Superfund designation before cleanup can begin
Explanation
LUST sites must be investigated and remediated under Ohio EPA's UST program. The responsible party (usually the tank owner or operator) must conduct assessment and cleanup to applicable state standards.
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