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An Ohio property has been voluntarily enrolled in the Ohio EPA's Voluntary Action Program (VAP) for environmental cleanup. The cleanup has been completed and a No Further Action (NFA) letter has been issued. Under Ohio law, what must the seller disclose?

Correct Answer

A) The VAP enrollment, the cleanup performed, and the NFA letter as environmental history

Full disclosure requires the seller to share the complete environmental history: the VAP enrollment, the nature of the cleanup performed, and the NFA letter. This gives the buyer complete information about the property's environmental history and any ongoing conditions or restrictions.

Answer Options
A
The VAP enrollment, the cleanup performed, and the NFA letter as environmental history
B
Nothing, because the NFA letter certifies the property is clean
C
Only the NFA letter, without mentioning the cleanup or VAP enrollment
D
The seller must return the NFA letter to the Ohio EPA before selling

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