Land Use & Zoning
What is the role of a 'planning commission' in Delaware?
ATo approve all individual building permits in a jurisdiction
BAn advisory body that reviews development applications, makes land use policy recommendations, and holds public hearings on zoning matters✓ Correct
CAn enforcement body with authority to fine zoning violators
DA body that sets property tax assessments for new developments
Explanation
A planning commission in Delaware is typically an advisory body that reviews subdivision and development applications, holds public hearings on zoning changes and comprehensive plan amendments, and makes recommendations to the elected governing body.
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