In Loveladies Harbor v. U.S., regarding an Army Corps decision prohibiting further construction in a real estate area, the Circuit Court held that:
a. a construction site qualified as a protected wetland
b. a housing unit was located on top of an endangered marsh area
c. the federal government had to pay a landowner for taking away its ability to develop land d. the federal government had illegally destroyed a wetland
e. the presence of even a few geese indicated that a construction site was a wetland
c
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