§ 1418 Wetland Restoration And Sales
This law lets a government board buy old wetlands, fix them up, and then sell or trade the land, but only if they make sure it stays a wetland forever, and the money goes into a fund.
The board purchases a drained swamp, restores it to a wetland, and sells it to a developer, but includes a contract that the developer must keep it as a wetland forever or the land will revert to the board.
Because the sale includes a promise that the land will stay a wetland permanently, the board can complete the sale. If the buyer later changes the land to something else, the agreement forces the land to go back to the board, and the sale money is put into the fund.
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§ 1418 Wetland Restoration And Sales
Last verified: January 10, 2026