Land Use & Zoning
A 'lot coverage' restriction in Florida zoning limits:
AThe number of trees that can be removed from a lot
BThe percentage of a lot that may be covered by impervious structures (buildings, paved areas)✓ Correct
CThe height of fences
DThe number of parking spaces required
Explanation
Lot coverage restrictions limit the percentage of a lot's area that can be covered by impervious surfaces (buildings, paved driveways, patios). This ensures adequate open space, stormwater absorption, and visual relief.
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