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Under the TREC Addendum for Property in a Propane Gas System Service Area, the addendum requires disclosure about the property's propane system. This addendum is used when:

Correct Answer

C) The property is served by a propane gas system that is owned by a distribution system retailer

The TREC Addendum for Property in a Propane Gas System Service Area is used when the property is served by a community propane gas distribution system owned by a retailer. This addendum discloses the terms of the propane service agreement.

Answer Options
A
The property has any type of gas appliance
B
The property uses natural gas from a municipal utility
C
The property is served by a propane gas system that is owned by a distribution system retailer
D
The property has a propane grill on the patio

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Key Terms:

addendapropane_gasdistribution_systemservice_area

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