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Determining Farmland or Floodplain Classification for SSc1

I followed the steps above to

I followed the steps above to determine if the site is prime farmland. It appears that about 30% of the site falls into the "Prime Farmland" category. The other 70% is "Farmland of statewide importance" or "Not Prime Farmland." Do we still have a change to get this credit or does the 30% of Prime Farmland prevent our site from achieving this credit?
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Tristan Roberts
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Vermont House of Representatives
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Wed, 12/12/2012 - 21:19

Megan, I'd suggest checking the SSc1 credit language. Note the "portions of the site" caveat.

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