A Public Good, Such as a Community's Emergency Warning Sirens

A public good, such as a community's emergency warning sirens, typically:​

A) imposes benefits on only a few individuals but imposes costs on many people.
B) imposes both benefits and costs on relatively few individuals.
C) imposes benefits on many individuals but imposes the costs on relatively few people.
D) imposes both benefits and costs on many individuals.
E) imposes costs on individuals only when logrolling is prevalent in the government.