Land Use & Zoning
What is a 'form-based code' in modern Idaho land use planning?
AA code requiring standard forms for all permit applications
BA land use regulation that emphasizes the physical form and design of buildings and public spaces rather than just use categories✓ Correct
CA code applying only to historic buildings
DA code mandating specific architectural styles
Explanation
Form-based codes regulate the physical form of buildings and their relationship to streets and public spaces, prioritizing design outcomes over land use categories. They are increasingly used in Idaho communities to achieve walkable, mixed-use development.
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