Land Use & Zoning
What is 'adequate public facilities' (APF) or 'concurrency' in Delaware land use?
AA requirement that a developer provide adequate facilities within the development
BA policy requiring that infrastructure (roads, schools, utilities) be adequate to serve new development at the time of development or within a specified period✓ Correct
CA requirement that development be adequately funded before permits are issued
DA requirement that public land be adequate for the proposed development
Explanation
Adequate public facilities (concurrency) requirements condition development approval on the availability of sufficient public infrastructure to serve the development — ensuring roads, schools, water, and sewer are not overwhelmed by growth.
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