Environmental
In New York, the 'Tidal Wetlands Permit' from the DEC is required for activities within:
A300 feet of any body of water
BThe tidal wetlands area and a regulatory zone extending 300 feet landward of the wetlands boundary✓ Correct
CAny property within 50 feet of the ocean only
DAll properties within NYC
Explanation
Under New York's Tidal Wetlands Act, DEC permits are required for regulated activities within tidal wetlands and the adjacent area extending 300 feet landward of the wetlands boundary, protecting these sensitive coastal ecosystems.
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