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An Ohio seller's property is located near a quarry that produces dust and noise. The seller has filed complaints with the local government about the quarry operations. Under Ohio disclosure law, what must the seller disclose?

Correct Answer

C) The proximity to the quarry, the dust and noise issues, and the filed complaints as known conditions affecting the property

The quarry proximity and its effects on the property (dust, noise) are material conditions that the buyer would want to know about. The seller's complaints provide additional context about the severity of the issue. All of this should be disclosed.

Answer Options
A
Nothing, because quarry operations are a neighborhood nuisance, not a property condition
B
Only the filed complaints, without mentioning the quarry itself
C
The proximity to the quarry, the dust and noise issues, and the filed complaints as known conditions affecting the property
D
The seller must obtain a noise study before selling

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