Environmental
Florida's 'Consumptive Use Permit' (CUP) is required for:
AAll property sales near water
BWithdrawals of surface water or groundwater above threshold quantities for irrigation, industrial, or public supply uses✓ Correct
CAny development within 1,000 feet of a lake
DBuilding pools on residential properties
Explanation
Florida's Water Management Districts require Consumptive Use Permits (CUPs) for withdrawals of surface water or groundwater above minimum threshold quantities, ensuring sustainable water use and protecting Florida's water resources.
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