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Watershed protection guide help towns develop land use rules
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Watershed protection guide help towns develop land use rules
The 25-mile-long Lockwood Folly River flows through central and southern Brunswick County, one of the most rapidly developing parts of the state, before emptying into the inlet. File photo Stewards of North Carolina’s rivers and streams have created a manual designed to assist local governments in establishing land use rules that protect water quality and boost community flood resilience. The new guide, “Gold Standard Development Practices for W…
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