Environmental
In Missouri, a potential buyer of a property with an on-site well should be advised to:
AAssume the water is safe since Missouri has clean water
BHave the well water tested for contaminants before purchase✓ Correct
COnly test if they smell something unusual
DReport it to MREC
Explanation
Private wells should be tested before purchase for common contaminants including nitrates, coliform bacteria, and any site-specific hazards. This protects the buyer's health and is a prudent due diligence step.
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