Land Use & Zoning
What is 'open space zoning' and how does it benefit Hawaii communities?
AA. Zoning designating lands for immediate sale to the public
BB. Zoning preserving undeveloped land for parks, natural areas, agriculture, or environmental purposes; provides community benefits including green space, watershed protection, and quality of life✓ Correct
CC. Zoning requiring all residential buildings to have a minimum lot open space percentage
DD. A commercial zoning designation for outdoor sales areas
Explanation
Open space zoning preserves undeveloped land from intensive development, maintaining parks, natural areas, agricultural land, wetlands, and scenic resources. In Hawaii, open space preservation is especially important given the islands' limited land area and environmental sensitivity. Open space near residential areas increases property values and provides recreational opportunities.
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