The Commission recognizes these types of land classifications: Intensely developed areas; Limited development areas; and Resource conservation areas. A local jurisdiction shall: Based on the criteria stated in Natural Resources Article, Title 8, Subtitle 18, Annotated Code of Maryland, and in this subtitle, identify each of the land classifications within its jurisdiction; and Develop policies and programs to achieve the objectives proposed by the Commission. The policies and programs developed under §B(2) of this regulation shall include all of the following provisions: Development in each type of land classification shall be subject to strict criteria in order to prevent adverse impacts on water quality or fish, wildlife, or plant habitat; It is preferable to direct intense development activities outside the Critical Area; If proposed in the Critical Area, an intense development activity is appropriately located in an intensely developed area; Low intensity development may be authorized in a limited development area; Land uses in a resource conservation area are primarily designated for nature-dominated environments, such as wetlands, forests, and abandoned fields, and resource-utilization activities, such as agriculture, forestry, and fishery activities; and It is a priority to improve the quality of stormwater entering the Chesapeake or Atlantic Coastal Bays or their tributary streams.