MN SF3341

Amends Minnesota Statutes section 103I.235 to require sellers to disclose all known wells on residential property before signing a sales agreement, including well status (in use, not in use, or sealed) and location information.

Requires water analysis results for bacteria, nitrate, and arsenic from certified laboratories within the previous six months for each well providing potable water to the property.

Mandates county recorders collect a $50 fee per well disclosure certificate, with $42.50 transmitted quarterly to the commissioner of health, who must maintain certificates for at least six years.

Exempts certain property transfers from well disclosure requirements, including sales of severed mineral interests and individual condominium units, and allows buyers to sign certificates if sellers fail to provide them.

Creates new statute section 513.62 establishing that sellers of residential real property must comply with well disclosure requirements under section 103I.235.