Land Use & Zoning (alternative)
Maryland's Forest Conservation Act requires developers to:
APlant only native Maryland tree species
BSubmit a forest stand delineation and forest conservation plan before development✓ Correct
CPreserve all existing trees on a site
DObtain MREC approval for tree removal
Explanation
The Maryland Forest Conservation Act requires developers to prepare a forest stand delineation and forest conservation plan (approved by the local authority) before clearing land for development.
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