Land Use & Zoning
In Louisiana, zoning authority is exercised primarily by:
AThe LREC
BParish and municipal governments✓ Correct
CThe Louisiana Department of Transportation
DThe federal government
Explanation
Zoning authority in Louisiana is exercised by local government entities — parishes (counties) and municipalities — which adopt and enforce zoning ordinances to regulate land use.
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