Land Use & Zoning
In NC, the Outer Banks communities are subject to unique coastal building regulations primarily due to:
AResearch Triangle Park proximity regulations
BCAMA (Coastal Area Management Act) and FEMA flood zone requirements✓ Correct
CMountain ridge protection laws
DInterstate highway corridor zoning
Explanation
The Outer Banks are subject to CAMA regulations governing development in coastal areas and FEMA flood zone requirements due to the high risk of storm surge and flooding.
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