Environmental
Wetlands are regulated in real estate transactions primarily because they:
AAlways increase property value
BProvide ecological functions and may restrict development without federal permits✓ Correct
CAre exempt from all zoning regulations
DRequire no special consideration unless they are more than 5 acres
Explanation
Wetlands provide important ecological functions (flood control, water quality, habitat). Development in wetlands requires permits under Section 404 of the Clean Water Act. Improperly filling wetlands can result in severe penalties.
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