Environmental
Wisconsin requires that a property inspection for a private well at time of sale test for:
AOnly bacteria (coliform)
BAt minimum: bacteria and nitrates; other contaminants may be recommended based on location✓ Correct
COnly nitrate levels
DAll possible contaminants regardless of location
Explanation
Wisconsin recommends (and some lenders require) testing private wells at time of sale at minimum for bacteria (coliform) and nitrates; other tests may be warranted based on local conditions and known contamination.
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