Environmental
Naturally Occurring Asbestos (NOA) near certain Utah geological formations (serpentine rock) may require:
ANo special handling as it occurs naturally
BSpecial management practices during grading and construction to prevent fiber release✓ Correct
CMandatory building demolition in affected areas
DFederal takeover of the property
Explanation
Naturally occurring asbestos in soils and rock formations can be disturbed during construction and grading. Special dust control and management practices are required to prevent asbestos fiber release.
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