B. When recorded, an owner’s declaration of environmental use restriction under subsection A of this section is a covenant that runs with and burdens the property, binds the owner and the owner's heirs, successors and assigns and inures to the benefit of the department and the state. If notice of the declaration of environmental use restriction that includes a specific description of the area of the property that is subject to the declaration of environmental use restriction is contained in the repository maintained by the department pursuant to section 49-152, subsection E, a declaration of environmental use restriction may not be extinguished, limited or impaired through any of the following:

1. 1. Issuance of a tax deed.
2. 2. Foreclosure of a tax lien.
3. 3. Foreclosure of any mortgage, deed of trust or other encumbrance or lien on the property.
4. 4. Adverse possession.
5. 5. Exercise of eminent domain.
6. 6. Application of the doctrine of abandonment, the doctrine of waiver or any other common law doctrine.

D. A declaration of environmental use restriction is sufficient if it contains all of the following information:

1. 1. A legal description and the address of the area of the property that is subject to the declaration.
2. 2. The date that remediation, remedial action, corrective action or response action was completed and a map of the area of the property that is subject to the declaration.
3. 3. A description of the environmental contaminants that were the subject of the remediation, remedial action, corrective action or response action.
4. 4. A statement that more detailed information is available at the department including the address at which that information will be maintained.
5. 5. A notarized signature of a department official indicating approval of the declaration of environmental use restriction.
6. 6. The notarized signature of the owner or owners of the property.