Environmental
Vermont's Act 250 Criterion 2 requires that a proposed development not cause:
AMore than 10% increase in school enrollment
BUndue water or air pollution, including adverse effects on water quality in Lake Champlain or other Vermont waters✓ Correct
CAny change in the regional tax base
DLoss of more than 5 acres of wetlands
Explanation
Act 250 Criterion 2 requires that a development not cause undue water or air pollution. This includes evaluating potential impacts on Vermont's lakes, rivers, groundwater, and air quality — all of which are critical to Vermont's environmental health and quality of life.
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