Land Use & Zoning
In Hawaii, what is a 'moratorium' on development in a specific area?
AA. A permanent ban on all development
BB. A temporary suspension of new development permits while infrastructure or planning issues are addressed✓ Correct
CC. A reduction in building permit fees for affordable housing
DD. A zoning change requiring more open space
Explanation
A development moratorium is a temporary halt on issuing new building or development permits to address infrastructure capacity, planning studies, or environmental concerns.
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