Land Use & Zoning
What is a 'development moratorium' and how does Idaho law address it?
AA moratorium on real estate sales
BA temporary halt on development approvals while a community updates its comprehensive plan or zoning; Idaho law limits their duration and scope✓ Correct
CA permanent ban on new development
DA federal regulation halting all development
Explanation
A development moratorium temporarily suspends permit issuance while a community addresses planning needs. Idaho's Local Land Use Planning Act limits moratoriums to specific circumstances and durations to prevent unreasonable delays for property owners.
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