Land Use & Zoning
A 'density bonus' in Connecticut zoning allows developers to:
ABuild beyond standard density limits in exchange for providing affordable units or other public benefits✓ Correct
BPurchase additional development rights from other properties
CExceed environmental regulations in exchange for paying a fee
DDevelop wetlands by purchasing mitigation credits
Explanation
A density bonus allows developers to exceed standard zoning density limits in exchange for including affordable housing units, open space, or other community benefits in their projects.
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