Land Use & Zoning
A 'floating zone' in Arizona land use planning refers to:
AA zoning classification for flood-prone areas
BA zone that is established in the zoning code but not mapped until a developer applies for it and meets specific criteria✓ Correct
CA temporary zoning designation for construction projects
DMobile home park regulations
Explanation
A floating zone is an unmapped zoning district that exists in the zoning ordinance but is not yet placed (mapped) on any property. It 'lands' (is mapped) when a developer applies and meets the criteria established for that zone.
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