Land Use & Zoning
In Georgia, a planned unit development (PUD) allows:
AOnly single-family residential development
BMixed uses and flexible development standards within a unified development plan✓ Correct
CIndustrial uses in residential zones only
DDevelopment without any government review
Explanation
A PUD allows mixed uses (residential, commercial, open space) and flexible design standards within a master plan for a unified development, often allowing density transfers and shared amenities.
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