Property Ownership (alternative)
A Maryland property owner's right to build to the street curb is limited by:
ATheir mortgage lender's approval
BSetback requirements in the local zoning ordinance✓ Correct
CNeighbor approval only
DState highway administration permits only
Explanation
Local zoning ordinances establish front, rear, and side setback requirements that dictate how close to property lines (and streets) structures may be built.
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