Environmental
A NC property owner applying for a building permit near wetlands may be required to obtain a NC 401 Water Quality Certification, which is issued by:
AThe Army Corps of Engineers
BNC Division of Water Resources (NCDEQ)✓ Correct
CThe EPA directly
DThe county building inspector
Explanation
NC's 401 Water Quality Certification is issued by the NC Division of Water Resources and certifies that activities requiring a federal Section 404 permit will comply with NC water quality standards.
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