Land Use & Zoning
In NC, the Outer Banks barrier islands are subject to CAMA regulations that restrict development on which features?
AAny land within the county
BOcean hazard areas, coastal wetlands, estuarine shorelines, and public trust areas✓ Correct
COnly the oceanfront lots
DOnly the soundside lots
Explanation
CAMA regulates development in designated Areas of Environmental Concern (AECs) including ocean hazard areas, coastal wetlands, estuarine shorelines, and public trust areas throughout the Outer Banks and coastal NC.
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