Environmental
Vermont's Act 250 Criterion 8 requires that development not have an undue adverse effect on the scenic beauty of the area and natural areas. This criterion most directly affects:
AAgricultural land enrolled in Current Use
BDevelopment visible from public roads, scenic byways, and areas of scenic significance in Vermont's landscape✓ Correct
CProperties within 500 feet of a ski resort
DAll commercial properties in Chittenden County
Explanation
Act 250 Criterion 8 protects Vermont's scenic beauty, rare and irreplaceable natural areas, and historic sites from undue adverse effects. This affects development visible from Vermont's iconic ridgelines, scenic byways, Lake Champlain shorelines, and other areas of high scenic value.
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