Land Use & Zoning
A 'form-based code' in Georgia focuses primarily on:
AA. The permitted uses in a zone
BB. The physical form and appearance of buildings and their relationship to public space✓ Correct
CC. Environmental impact requirements
DD. The process for rezoning applications
Explanation
Form-based codes regulate the physical form (height, setbacks, building placement, façade requirements) rather than primarily focusing on uses. They aim to create predictable, human-scale built environments and are increasingly used for transit-oriented and mixed-use development.
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