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Under Minnesota's well disclosure requirements established by Minn. Stat. § 103I.235, which of the following statements is NOT accurate?

Correct Answer

D) The seller must obtain a well water quality test report and attach it to the Well Disclosure Certificate before closing.

Option D is NOT accurate. Minnesota's Well Disclosure Certificate requirement under § 103I.235 focuses on disclosing the location and status of wells on the property — it does not require the seller to conduct a water quality test or attach a test report to the certificate. Water quality testing may be requested by a buyer or required by a lender, but it is not a statutory component of the Well Disclosure Certificate itself.

Answer Options
A
The Well Disclosure Certificate must be filed with the county recorder at the time of closing.
B
If no wells exist on the property, the deed must contain a statement to that effect.
C
The Minnesota Department of Health maintains a statewide database of well records.
D
The seller must obtain a well water quality test report and attach it to the Well Disclosure Certificate before closing.

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