Land Use & Zoning
What is 'smart growth' and how does it influence Delaware land use planning?
AA technology-focused development strategy using artificial intelligence for urban planning
BA planning philosophy promoting compact, mixed-use, walkable development near existing infrastructure to reduce sprawl, protect open space, and improve quality of life✓ Correct
CA state program providing grants to smart technology developers in Delaware
DA zoning approach that only allows development where adequate public services already exist
Explanation
Smart growth is a planning approach that encourages compact, mixed-use, transit-served development to reduce urban sprawl, preserve agricultural land and open space, reduce infrastructure costs, and create walkable communities. Delaware's Livable Delaware initiative and Strategies for State Policies and Spending incorporate smart growth principles.
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