Question

now that the council knows the major interest groups requirements, it is ready to consider possible solutions. some people on seafoam island send the council proposals for solutions. the first proposal describes a no - anchor zone. below is part of the proposal:
one way to keep anchors from damaging corals is to keep boats away from parts of the reef. to do this, the council could create a no - anchor zone on seafoam reef.
a no - anchor zone is an area where boats are not allowed to anchor, just as cars are not allowed to park in no - parking zones. the no - anchor zone would keep boats from using anchors on important or sensitive spots on the reef.
this map shows our proposed location for the no - anchor zone.
as shown, the no - anchor zone overlaps with several popular dive spots on seafoam reef. this could make it more difficult for tourists to visit these spots because they would have to swim there from farther away. so, seafoam island would probably lose some business. but that is a sacrifice seafoam island residents should make to save the reef.
creating a no - anchor zone will not require buying new equipment or building new things, so this proposal should not cost much money. the council would just need to pay patrollers to check the no - anchor zone several times a day. if there are any boats anchoring in the no - anchor zone, the patrollers can warn the boat owners about coral damage and ask them to leave that area.
select the two true statements about the solution in this proposal.
it would make every popular dive spot on seafoam reef harder for tourists to visit.
it would stop boats from anchoring everywhere on seafoam reef.
it would have costs for paying workers but not for new equipment or building things.

Explanation:

Answer:

It would make every popular dive spot on Seafoam Reef harder for tourists to visit.
It would have costs for paying workers but not for new equipment or building things.