Land Use & Zoning
A 'form-based code' differs from traditional zoning in that it:
AFocuses entirely on the permitted use of property
BRegulates the physical form and design of buildings rather than primarily controlling land use✓ Correct
CApplies only to industrial zones
DRequires all buildings to conform to a single architectural style
Explanation
Form-based codes focus on the physical character, scale, and design of development (building placement, facade standards, street-level uses) rather than separating land uses as traditional zoning does.
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