Land Use & Zoning
What is a 'moratorium' in the context of Delaware land use and development?
AA permanent ban on new development in a specific area
BA temporary halt to new development approvals while a jurisdiction reassesses its plans✓ Correct
CA penalty for violating zoning regulations
DA requirement to delay construction during environmental review
Explanation
A development moratorium is a temporary suspension of new development approvals or permits, typically adopted while a local government updates its comprehensive plan or zoning ordinance to address growth issues.
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