Land Use & Zoning
Massachusetts zoning is governed primarily by:
AMGL Chapter 40A✓ Correct
BMGL Chapter 40B
CMGL Chapter 183A
DMGL Chapter 111
Explanation
The Massachusetts Zoning Act (MGL Chapter 40A) is the primary statute governing local zoning in Massachusetts, enabling cities and towns to adopt and enforce zoning bylaws and ordinances.
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