Environmental
In Rhode Island, a property located within 200 feet of a coastal feature regulated by the CRMC will likely require which approval for construction?
AOnly a local building permit
BA CRMC assent (permit) in addition to any local approvals✓ Correct
CApproval from the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers only
DAn environmental impact statement from the RI DEM
Explanation
Construction within the CRMC-regulated coastal zone (which extends 200 feet or more from coastal features depending on the category) requires a CRMC assent in addition to any required local building permits.
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