Environmental (alternative)
Maryland property owners within 300 feet of tidal waters are subject to additional review under the Critical Area law for:
AAll types of development with no exemptions
BDevelopment activities that may disturb the buffer or add impervious surface✓ Correct
COnly new construction of buildings over 1,000 square feet
DRoutine landscaping and tree trimming only
Explanation
Within the Critical Area's 100-foot buffer zone and the broader Critical Area, most development activities that could disturb vegetation, add impervious surface, or affect the buffer require local Critical Area program review.
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