Environmental
In Missouri, 'stormwater runoff' from developed properties is regulated because:
AIt increases property values
BUrban runoff carries pollutants (sediment, chemicals, nutrients) that degrade water quality in Missouri rivers and streams✓ Correct
COnly agricultural runoff is regulated
DMREC sets stormwater standards
Explanation
Missouri requires stormwater permits (MS4 permits and NPDES stormwater permits for construction) because urban runoff carries significant pollutants. Stormwater management requirements affect development costs and project design.
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