Land Use & Zoning
What is a 'comprehensive plan' (master plan) in Delaware?
AA detailed construction plan submitted by a developer
BA long-range land use policy document guiding the development and conservation of a jurisdiction✓ Correct
CA management plan for a commercial property portfolio
DThe state's plan for highway construction
Explanation
A comprehensive (master) plan is a long-range policy document adopted by local governments that guides land use, transportation, housing, and infrastructure planning. Zoning ordinances should be consistent with the comprehensive plan.
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