Land Use & Zoning
Maryland's Forest Conservation Act requires that developers:
APlant trees anywhere in the state
BMinimize forest clearing and reforest or pay a fee in lieu when trees are removed during development✓ Correct
CObtain a special license to buy forested property
DSubmit all plans to MREC for environmental review
Explanation
The Maryland Forest Conservation Act requires developers to minimize tree clearing, protect significant trees, and reforest displaced forest or pay a fee into a reforestation fund.
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