Environmental
A Virginia wetland on a property subject to Army Corps of Engineers jurisdiction means the owner:
ACannot use the land for any purpose
BMay need a 404 permit before filling or developing the wetland✓ Correct
CMust immediately restore the wetland
DHas no restrictions on the wetland area
Explanation
Wetlands regulated under Section 404 of the Clean Water Act require an Army Corps of Engineers permit before filling, draining, or developing. Violations can result in substantial penalties.
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