Land Use & Zoning (alternative)
Maryland's Critical Area law restricts impervious surfaces in the 100-foot buffer zone to:
ANo restriction on impervious surfaces
BNo more than 15% of the buffer area
CComplete prohibition of all structures✓ Correct
DOnly public utilities with MDE approval
Explanation
Within the 100-foot Critical Area buffer zone adjacent to tidal waters, Maryland's Critical Area law generally prohibits all structures and land disturbance to protect water quality.
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