Neighborhood Environmental Report

What is it
The Neighborhood Environmental Report identifies potential environmental risks such as leaking underground tanks, landfills, chemical spills, and toxic waste sites on or near a property.

The report
The report is based on a search of all federal, state, and local environmental records. Each report is broken into four sections:

Section A is records of known and potential environmental issues within 300 feet.

Section B is records of known any potential environmental issues beyond 300 feet and out to standard search distances most commonly used by environmental professionals.

Section C provides information about records that lack enough data to be mapped. This results from incomplete government records, making it impossible to precisely locate these “orphan” sites.

Section D contains detailed descriptions of the various databases used and the differences between them. Also, it includes contact information for the relevant government or private organization that maintains the database.

View a sample Neighborhood Environmental Report

Why it’s important
Contaminated soil and water can not only affect your health but also the value of your property. In addition, once you purchase a property, you become responsible for any contamination present on that property.

Recommended for
Everyone

Price
$60

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