Environmental
What is 'erosion control' and why is it required in Delaware construction?
AControl of corrosion in building materials
BMeasures required to prevent soil erosion and sedimentation during construction, protecting waterways from runoff✓ Correct
CControl of erosion on public roads adjacent to developments
DA financial term relating to the erosion of property values
Explanation
Erosion control (sediment and erosion control) measures — silt fences, straw waddles, inlet protection — are required during construction to prevent disturbed soil from washing into streams and waterways. Delaware and federal regulations mandate these practices.
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