Land Use & Zoning
What is a 'historic preservation overlay' zone in Idaho cities?
AA zone where only historic methods of construction are permitted
BA zoning overlay that imposes additional design review requirements on properties in historic districts to protect architectural character✓ Correct
CA zone restricting development to historical uses only
DA federal overlay required for all buildings over 50 years old
Explanation
A historic preservation overlay imposes design review requirements on buildings in designated historic districts, requiring review and approval of alterations to ensure compatibility with the historic character of the area.
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