What does not require a simple written record?

Land acquisition typically involves complex legal documentation and agreements rather than a simple written record. This process generally includes a range of formalities such as title searches, contracts, and possibly negotiations, depending on the circumstances of the acquisition.

In contrast, the other options, such as Environmental Assessments, Stormwater Management Plans, and Permit Applications, require specific written documentation to ensure compliance with regulations and to effectively convey details regarding environmental impacts, project plans, and legal permissions. Each of these documents serves a critical role in government and regulatory processes, demanding clarity and thoroughness that a simple written record would not adequately provide.