Land Use & Zoning
Georgia's Coastal Marshland Protection Act protects:
AAll waterfront property from development
BTidal wetlands and coastal marshes from dredging and filling✓ Correct
CInland lake shores from development
DFlood zones in all Georgia counties
Explanation
Georgia's Coastal Marshland Protection Act requires permits from the Coastal Resources Division before any dredging, filling, or development in state-protected coastal marshlands.
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