Environmental
Electromagnetic fields (EMFs) from high-voltage power lines near a Utah property are:
AIllegal under Utah environmental law
BA disclosed concern because they may affect property value and some buyers consider them a health risk✓ Correct
CRegulated exclusively by the Federal Communications Commission
DNot a disclosure concern under Utah law
Explanation
While scientific consensus on health risks from EMFs is inconclusive, proximity to high-voltage lines may affect property value and desirability. Utah agents should disclose material factors that affect value, including buyer perceptions.
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