Environmental (alternative)
Maryland's Forest Conservation Act applies to development projects that disturb more than:
A1,000 square feet of land
B5,000 square feet of land✓ Correct
C40,000 square feet (approximately one acre) of land
D100,000 square feet of land
Explanation
Maryland's Forest Conservation Act generally applies to development activities that disturb more than 40,000 square feet (roughly one acre) of land, requiring a forest conservation plan.
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