Land Use & Zoning
Which of the following best describes 'smart growth' principles in land use planning?
AUnlimited development at the urban fringe to meet housing demand
BDevelopment patterns that prioritize compact, walkable, transit-accessible, mixed-use communities that minimize environmental impact✓ Correct
CExclusive large-lot single-family residential zoning
DIndustrial development in rural areas
Explanation
Smart growth is a planning approach emphasizing compact development, infill redevelopment, mixed uses, walkability, transit orientation, and preservation of open space and natural resources, reducing sprawl and environmental impacts.
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