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Under the Connecticut Transfer Act, what is a 'Form III' filing used to indicate?

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C) The transferor acknowledges contamination exists and commits to post-transfer remediation

Under the Connecticut Transfer Act, a Form III is filed when the transferor acknowledges that a discharge of hazardous waste has occurred (or the establishment requires investigation) and commits to investigating and remediating the property after the transfer. It signals contamination exists and that cleanup obligations are being assumed post-transfer.

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A
The property has been fully remediated and received a verification certificate from DEEP
B
The transferor certifies that no hazardous waste was ever generated, stored, or used at the establishment
C
The transferor acknowledges contamination exists and commits to post-transfer remediation
D
A licensed environmental professional has completed a Phase II environmental site assessment

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