Land Use & Zoning
The Connecticut DEP's 'Natural Diversity Database' (NDDB) is consulted before development to:
ADetermine property tax values
BIdentify the presence of rare, threatened, or endangered species or significant natural communities that may affect project permits✓ Correct
CSet zoning regulations for rural areas
DApprove residential subdivisions
Explanation
Connecticut DEEP's NDDB documents the locations of rare species and significant natural communities. Developers and agencies consult it during permitting to determine if a project may affect protected species or habitats.
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