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Life After The Phase 1 Environmental

What happens after the Phase 1 Environmental Site Assessment finds a problem

By Jenny Redlin, REPA |Published June 27, 2012

What happens when the Phase 1 Environmental Site Assessment (Phase 1 ESA) report finds a problem or a “recognized environmental concern”? For many clients a REC is the dreaded conclusion, because it can pose a roadblock to their deal or require spending more money to assess the situation.

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