Land Use & Zoning
A 'planned unit development' (PUD) in Georgia typically allows:
AA. Only single-family homes on standard lots
BB. Mixed uses and flexible design standards approved as a comprehensive plan✓ Correct
CC. Industrial development in residential areas
DD. Unlimited density regardless of infrastructure
Explanation
A PUD allows for mixed uses and creative design that may not conform to standard zoning requirements. The entire development is approved as a planned unit, allowing flexibility in lot sizes, setbacks, and uses in exchange for amenities.
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