Texas SB2266 requires sellers of real property within five miles of a superfund site to disclose information about the site to buyers.

Texas SB2266 mandates that sellers of real property located within five miles of a state or federal superfund site must provide a written notice to the purchaser. This notice must disclose the name, location, and distance of the site, define what constitutes a superfund site, and state that the property's soil, groundwater, and wells may be contaminated. Additionally, the notice must include URLs to websites where the purchaser can find detailed information about the site and the feasibility and cost of connecting the property to a public water source.

Texas SB2266 requires sellers of real property within five miles of a superfund site to disclose information about the site to buyers.

Texas SB2266 mandates that sellers of real property located within five miles of a state or federal superfund site must provide a written notice to the purchaser. This notice must disclose the name, location, and distance of the site, define what constitutes a superfund site, and state that the property's soil, groundwater, and wells may be contaminated. Additionally, the notice must include URLs to websites where the purchaser can find detailed information about the site and the feasibility and cost of connecting the property to a public water source.