Environmental
A Maine property near Sebago Lake is subject to the Lake Region Water District's watershed protection regulations. These regulations exist to:
ARestrict boating activity on the lake
BProtect the water supply from contamination✓ Correct
CControl fish harvesting
DManage tourism in the area
Explanation
Watershed protection regulations around drinking water supplies like Sebago Lake restrict development, land uses, and activities that could contaminate the water supply that serves the Portland area.
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