Land Use & Zoning
What is a 'performance standard' in Delaware zoning?
AA standard requiring developers to perform community service
BA zoning regulation specifying the acceptable level of impact (noise, traffic, emissions) rather than prescribing specific uses✓ Correct
CA minimum performance requirement for building systems
DA standard for evaluating the performance of zoning enforcement officials
Explanation
Performance standards regulate land use based on measurable impacts (noise decibels, vibration, glare, traffic generation, emissions) rather than by use category. They allow flexible use of land as long as specific impact thresholds are not exceeded.
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