Environmental
Electromagnetic interference from power transmission lines is sometimes cited as a potential property stigma because:
AIt is a proven cause of cancer at low exposure levels
BPerception of risk and stigma from proximity to power lines can affect property values regardless of proven hazard✓ Correct
CTennessee law requires disclosure of all power lines near property
DTDEC regulates the proximity of power lines to residential developments
Explanation
Even if the scientific community debates whether low-level EMF from power lines causes health problems, the perception of risk creates a stigma that can negatively affect property values. This stigma-based value impact should be considered when appraising or marketing properties near major power lines.
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