Land Use & Zoning
What is 'smart growth' in Delaware land use planning?
AA policy restricting development to areas with smart technology infrastructure
BA planning approach that encourages compact, walkable, mixed-use development near transit while protecting natural areas from sprawl✓ Correct
CA growth policy linked to academic performance in local schools
DA development strategy for technology and innovation districts
Explanation
Smart growth is an urban planning approach that concentrates development in compact, mixed-use, walkable areas while preserving open space, farmland, and natural areas. It is designed to reduce suburban sprawl and its associated costs.
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