Environmental
Wetlands on a Washington property are significant because:
AThey always increase property value
BThey are subject to state and federal regulation that may restrict development✓ Correct
COnly Ecology permits are needed for development in wetlands
DWetlands are not regulated in Eastern Washington
Explanation
Wetlands in Washington are regulated under federal law (Section 404 of the Clean Water Act) and state law (Shoreline Management Act, Growth Management Act). Development in or near wetlands typically requires permits and may face restrictions.
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