Environmental
In North Dakota, the main concern with abandoned rural septic systems is:
AAesthetic appearance of the yard
BPotential groundwater contamination from improperly decommissioned tanks and leach fields✓ Correct
CIncreased property taxes
DStructural instability in summer only
Explanation
Abandoned septic systems that are not properly decommissioned can collapse, creating safety hazards, and may allow surface water to enter, potentially contaminating groundwater. North Dakota regulations require proper abandonment procedures for decommissioned septic systems.
Related North Dakota Environmental Questions
- A North Dakota property seller must disclose on the ND Seller's Disclosure form whether the property has a(n):
- Which of the following actions BEST protects a North Dakota buyer from CERCLA (Superfund) liability when purchasing commercial property?
- North Dakota's oil and gas production in the Bakken region can cause environmental concerns including:
- A North Dakota farmer's practice of tiling agricultural land to improve drainage can affect:
- A Phase I environmental site assessment (ESA) involves:
- A buyer in North Dakota asks about the proximity of the property to an oil and gas well. The agent should:
- In North Dakota, a 'voluntary cleanup program' (VCP) offered by the NDDEQ allows:
- Wetlands in North Dakota are significant because they:
Practice More North Dakota Real Estate Questions
1,500+ questions covering all exam topics. Start free — no signup required.
Take the Free North Dakota Quiz →