Land Use & Zoning
Vermont's land capability districts used in Act 250 review assess:
AMarket value for property tax purposes
BThe physical ability of the land to support development based on soil, slope, and natural features✓ Correct
CAgricultural productivity for Current Use enrollment
DSki trail difficulty ratings
Explanation
Land capability analysis in Act 250 evaluates whether the physical characteristics of a site — soils, slope, wetlands, and other natural features — can support the proposed development without undue environmental harm.
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