Environmental
A Florida residential property has an old well on it. Before selling, which step should the seller take regarding the well?
APaint it to improve curb appeal
BProperly abandon or test the well in accordance with Florida DOH/water management district rules✓ Correct
CFill it with concrete without permits
DDisclose only if it has been used in the past 12 months
Explanation
Abandoned or unused wells in Florida must be properly abandoned according to Florida Department of Health and water management district rules to prevent contamination of groundwater. Sellers should disclose any wells and ensure they are properly permitted and/or abandoned.
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