Question #1 (5 points): Review each environmental law in Ch. 25. You are the development manager for a commercial developer. You are surveying a new development site in Butler County near (but not on) Gregory Creek, which is considered a federal navigable waterway (key fact #1). You step into a swampy field (key fact #2) and get your boots muddied. You also find ten rusted barrels of an unknown liquid substance (key fact #3) in the corner of the site - two of which appear to have a leak. While accessing the contents of the barrels, you notice a small reptile that you've never seen before wading in a puddle (key fact #4). You are concerned with (1) disposing of the barrels and their contents, and (2) getting the site cleaned up; and (3) finalizing preparations to get the site ready for development. 1. Based on these facts, what four specific federal environmental laws will you PRIMARILY need to investigate in order to develop the site? Note, do NOT worry about how the site is going to be used after it is developed and do NOT worry about NEPA. Also, carefully read the requirements of each act. Don't just rely on the titles of the statutes. 2. For each statute, give your reason why. Point back to the relevant facts that would bring that statute into consideration