Land Use & Zoning
What is a 'planned development' (PD) in Delaware?
AAny development that has been planned before construction
BA large-scale, integrated development with a master plan approved by local government, allowing mixed uses and flexible design standards in exchange for public amenities✓ Correct
CA planned community for active adults only
DA development plan required for any project over 5 acres
Explanation
A Planned Development (PD) is a large-scale development with a comprehensive master plan approved through a special process that allows flexibility from standard zoning regulations in exchange for superior design, public amenities, and environmental protections.
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