Land Use & Zoning
CAMA (Coastal Area Management Act) in NC applies to which areas?
AAll NC counties
BThe 20 coastal counties along the Atlantic Ocean and estuarine waters✓ Correct
COnly Dare and Currituck counties on the Outer Banks
DAny county with a river or lake
Explanation
CAMA applies to NC's 20 coastal counties and regulates development in coastal areas to protect the coastal environment, including the Outer Banks, sounds, and estuaries. Permits are required for development in Areas of Environmental Concern (AECs).
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