Land Use & Zoning
Historic preservation districts in Louisiana, such as the New Orleans French Quarter, restrict:
AAll sales of property within the district
BChanges to the exterior appearance of buildings that would alter their historic character without approval✓ Correct
CThe rental of properties in the district
DProperty tax assessments in the district
Explanation
Historic preservation districts protect architectural character by requiring approval (often from a Historic District Landmarks Commission) for exterior alterations that could affect the district's historic integrity.
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