Land Use & Zoning
Indiana's 'Urban Growth Boundary' concept, where used, is designed to:
AGuarantee development within the boundary
BFocus urban growth within a defined area to preserve farmland and open space outside the boundary✓ Correct
CRestrict all development to previously developed land
DSet a maximum population for a city
Explanation
Urban growth boundaries define an area where urban services (water, sewer, roads) are provided and development is encouraged, while areas outside the boundary are preserved as farmland, open space, or rural uses.
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