Environmental
In Missouri, the presence of a 'dry well' on a property may be a concern because:
AIt lowers the property's curb appeal
BDry wells are injection wells that can contaminate groundwater if improperly used✓ Correct
CThey are always illegal
DThey affect zoning only
Explanation
Dry wells are shallow injection wells designed to accept stormwater or other drainage. If used to dispose of chemicals or contaminated water, they can contaminate groundwater.
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