Environmental
Oregon's Removal-Fill Law (ORS Chapter 196) regulates which of the following activities?
ARemoval of lead paint from residential properties
BAny removal of material from or fill of water bodies, wetlands, or adjacent uplands without a permit✓ Correct
CRemoval of asbestos from commercial buildings
DFill of agricultural lands for development
Explanation
Oregon's Removal-Fill Law (ORS Chapter 196), administered by the Department of State Lands (DSL), requires permits for activities involving removal or fill of material in state waters, wetlands, and certain adjacent uplands. This is critical for buyers of Oregon waterfront, wetland-adjacent, or coastal properties where planned improvements may require DSL permits.
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