Land Use & Zoning
A 'planned development' (PD) zone in Florida allows a developer to:
ABuild commercial structures in residential areas without restrictions
BDevelop with flexibility from standard zoning in exchange for meeting specific design and public benefit criteria✓ Correct
CBypass environmental permitting
DDevelop faster than other projects
Explanation
A Planned Development (PD) district allows departure from standard lot-by-lot zoning in exchange for a comprehensive development plan that may include mixed uses, open space, or other community benefits beyond what standard zoning requires.
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