Land Use & Zoning
What is 'interim zoning' in Delaware?
AZoning applied to properties during construction
BTemporary zoning regulations adopted while a jurisdiction prepares or revises its permanent zoning ordinance✓ Correct
CZoning that applies between two adjacent municipalities
DZoning for short-term commercial uses like seasonal vendors
Explanation
Interim zoning (or interim development controls) are temporary regulations adopted while a jurisdiction studies and prepares revised comprehensive zoning, preventing premature development from foreclosing planning options.
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