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The property owner said he never used that tank and it was there when he bought it, so he or she is not paying for any testing or removal?

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The property owner said he never used that tank and it was there when he bought it, so he or she is not paying for any testing or removal?

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A13.Just because the current owner made a bad decision doesn’t’t mean you should. Depending on the state where the property is located, there maybe a construction code requiring a tank that is out of service for longer than a year to be removed or properly abandoned, this could help budge the owner to do the right thing and address the tank issue.

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