Land Use & Zoning
What is 'view shed protection' in Delaware land use regulations?
AProtection of shed structures with scenic views
BRegulations protecting significant views (coastal, scenic corridors, rural landscapes) by limiting the height and placement of new structures✓ Correct
CA requirement that viewable areas be regularly maintained
DA protection for properties with elevated views over neighbors
Explanation
View shed protection regulations limit the height, massing, or placement of new structures in areas where significant views (of coastal waters, rural landscapes, historic districts) are considered important community resources to preserve.
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