Environmental
What is a wetland and why does it matter in Ohio real estate?
AAny land near a lake or river
BLand saturated with water that provides ecological functions; development may require permits✓ Correct
CFlooded agricultural land
DLand in a FEMA flood zone
Explanation
Wetlands are areas where water saturates soil for extended periods, supporting hydrophytic vegetation. Development of wetlands may require Army Corps of Engineers and Ohio EPA Section 404/401 permits.
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