Environmental
A Wyoming property located in Natrona County (Casper area) near historical petroleum refining operations may require:
AOnly a standard home inspection
BPhase I and possibly Phase II environmental site assessment to evaluate contamination risk✓ Correct
COnly a flood zone determination
DA radon test and nothing else
Explanation
Properties near historical petroleum refining operations have a high likelihood of petroleum contamination (hydrocarbons, BTEX compounds, heavy metals). A Phase I ESA is essential for identifying the environmental history, and a Phase II may be necessary to sample soil and groundwater.
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