Minnesota Statutes
Chapter 103I — Wells, Borings, And Underground Uses
Section 103I.236 — Well Disclosure In Washington County.

Before signing an agreement to sell or transfer real property in Washington County that is not served by a municipal water system, the seller must state in writing to the buyer whether, to the seller's knowledge, the property is located within a special well construction area designated by the commissioner of health under Minnesota Rules, part 4725.3650. If the disclosure under section 103I.235, subdivision 1, paragraph (a), states that there is an unsealed well on the property, the disclosure required under this clause must be made regardless of whether the property is served by a municipal water system.
2003 c 128 art 1 s 170

Structure Minnesota Statutes

Minnesota Statutes

Chapters 103A - 114B — Water

Chapter 103I — Wells, Borings, And Underground Uses

Section 103I.001 — Legislative Intent.

Section 103I.005 — Definitions.

Section 103I.101 — Powers And Duties Of Commissioner Of Health.

Section 103I.103 — Waste Prevention May Be Required.

Section 103I.105 — Advisory Council On Wells And Borings.

Section 103I.111 — Local Authority Over Wells And Borings.

Section 103I.113 — Applicability To Mining Activities.

Section 103I.115 — Compliance With This Chapter Required.

Section 103I.205 — Well Construction.

Section 103I.208 — Notification Filing Fees And Permit Fees.

Section 103I.221 — Plastic Casings.

Section 103I.231 — Commissioner May Order Repairs.

Section 103I.235 — Real Property Sale; Disclosure Of Location Of Wells.

Section 103I.236 — Well Disclosure In Washington County.

Section 103I.241 — Action For Well Contamination.

Section 103I.301 — Well Sealing Requirements.

Section 103I.311 — Identification And Sealing Of Wells On State Property.

Section 103I.315 — Orders To Seal Wells And Borings.

Section 103I.325 — Landowner Sealed Well And Boring Liability.

Section 103I.335 — Funding For Persons To Seal Wells.

Section 103I.341 — Collection And Enforcement Of Well Sealing Costs.

Section 103I.345 — Well And Boring Sealing Account.

Section 103I.401 — Elevator Borings.

Section 103I.501 — Licensing And Regulation Of Wells And Borings.

Section 103I.505 — Reciprocity Of Licenses And Registrations.

Section 103I.515 — Licenses Not Transferable.

Section 103I.521 — Fees.

Section 103I.525 — Well Contractor's License; Representative's Certification.

Section 103I.531 — Limited Well/boring Contractor's License; Representative's Certification.

Section 103I.535 — Elevator Boring Contractor's License; Representative's Certification.

Section 103I.541 — Environmental Well Contractor's Registration; Representative's Certification.

Section 103I.545 — Registration Of Drilling Machines And Hoists Required.

Section 103I.550 — Limited Pump, Pitless, Or Dug Well/drive Point Contractor.

Section 103I.601 — Exploratory Boring Procedures.

Section 103I.605 — Submission Of Data From Exploratory Borings.

Section 103I.621 — Permits For Groundwater Thermal Exchange Devices.

Section 103I.641 — Bored Geothermal Heat Exchangers.

Section 103I.661 — Mined Underground Space Development.

Section 103I.681 — Permit For Underground Storage Of Gas Or Liquid.

Section 103I.685 — Abandonment Of Underground Storage Project.

Section 103I.691 — Certificate Of Use.

Section 103I.711 — Impounding Of Equipment.

Section 103I.715 — Criminal Penalties.