Environmental
The Massachusetts 'Priority Development Sites' program under Chapter 43D is designed to:
AProtect wetlands and environmental sensitive areas
BExpedite permitting for commercial and mixed-use development to encourage economic investment✓ Correct
CCreate agricultural preserves
DDesignate historic districts
Explanation
Chapter 43D allows municipalities to designate priority development sites for commercial or mixed-use projects, streamlining the local permitting process and committing to a decision within 180 days to attract investment.
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