Land Use & Zoning
Florida's Growth Management Act requires local governments to develop and maintain:
AAnnual property tax assessments
BA comprehensive plan guiding future land use and development✓ Correct
CMandatory homebuyer education programs
DStatewide uniform building codes
Explanation
Florida's Growth Management Act (Chapter 163 F.S.) requires all local governments to prepare, adopt, and maintain comprehensive plans that guide future growth, land use, public facilities, transportation, and housing. These plans must be consistent with state guidelines.
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