Land Use & Zoning
Indiana's Flood Plain Management regulations restrict development in 100-year floodplains primarily to:
AProhibit all use of the land
BProtect lives and property by requiring flood-resistant construction or discouraging development in high-risk flood areas✓ Correct
CAllow only agricultural use
DRequire mandatory flood insurance for all properties near water
Explanation
Indiana and local governments restrict development in 100-year floodplains to reduce flood damage risks, requiring flood-resistant construction standards and, in some areas, discouraging or prohibiting certain types of development.
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