Environmental
In South Carolina, what is the purpose of a 'wetlands delineation' prior to development?
ATo determine property tax assessments
BTo identify and map jurisdictional wetlands that require permits under Section 404 of the Clean Water Act✓ Correct
CTo satisfy DHEC's coastal development requirements only
DTo locate underground utilities before construction
Explanation
A wetlands delineation identifies the boundaries of jurisdictional wetlands regulated under Section 404 of the Clean Water Act (administered by the Army Corps of Engineers). Developers must obtain permits before filling or discharging into wetlands.
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