Environmental
Arizona's 'Environmental Master Plan' approach for large master-planned communities involves:
ARequiring ADEQ approval for all building permits in the community
BEarly environmental planning that addresses potential environmental issues at the planning stage rather than through site-by-site remediation✓ Correct
CA federal requirement under NEPA for all developments over 100 acres
DA detailed environmental impact report required by the ADRE for public reports
Explanation
Early environmental planning for large master-planned communities identifies and addresses potential environmental issues (hazardous materials, biological resources, cultural resources, water quality) at the planning stage, reducing costs and delays compared to parcel-by-parcel review.
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