Environmental
In South Carolina, what is 'Phase I Environmental Site Assessment'?
AA physical soil sampling and testing program
BA records review and site inspection to identify recognized environmental conditions without subsurface investigation✓ Correct
CA DHEC-mandated cleanup of contaminated property
DA survey of wetlands and tidelands
Explanation
Phase I ESA involves reviewing historical records, regulatory databases, and conducting a site inspection to identify Recognized Environmental Conditions (RECs) without actual sampling. It provides CERCLA liability protection (innocent landowner defense) if performed before purchase.
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