Land Use & Zoning
An Illinois municipality that wants to protect historic buildings and neighborhoods can designate:
AAgricultural preservation districts
BHistoric landmark or historic district designations that regulate exterior changes to buildings✓ Correct
CEnterprise zones that provide tax incentives for preservation
DConservation subdivisions with reduced density requirements
Explanation
Illinois municipalities can designate historic landmarks and historic districts, which regulate exterior alterations to protected buildings to preserve their historical and architectural character. Property owners in designated historic districts must obtain approval for exterior changes from a historic preservation commission.
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