Environmental
Asbestos in a Utah commercial building built before 1981 must be:
AImmediately removed by any licensed contractor
BIdentified and managed; removal is not always required but disturbance must follow EPA procedures✓ Correct
CDisclosed to tenants but no action is required
DRemoved within 90 days under Utah DEQ rules
Explanation
Asbestos-containing materials (ACMs) that are in good condition are often best left undisturbed. When ACMs must be disturbed (renovation/demolition), EPA NESHAP regulations require licensed asbestos abatement contractors and proper disposal procedures.
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