Land Use & Zoning
In Hawaii, what is an 'urban growth boundary' (UGB)?
AA. The maximum building height in urban zones
BB. A line designating the boundary between areas planned for urban development and areas to remain rural or agricultural✓ Correct
CC. The boundary between federal and state land
DD. The boundary of a designated historic district
Explanation
An urban growth boundary separates areas intended for urban development from rural and agricultural lands, helping to contain urban sprawl and preserve non-urban land.
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