Land Use & Zoning
Florida's 'Developments of Regional Impact' (DRI) review process applies to:
AAll new residential construction in the state
BLarge-scale developments likely to have significant effects on more than one county✓ Correct
CDevelopments within 1,000 feet of a coastline
DAny development exceeding $1 million in construction costs
Explanation
The DRI process reviews large-scale developments (based on thresholds for type and size) that may have significant regional impacts affecting more than one county — such as large shopping centers, airports, or residential developments above certain thresholds.
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