Land Use & Zoning
In Michigan, the purpose of a master plan (comprehensive plan) is to:
AEstablish binding zoning regulations for individual parcels
BGuide long-term community development by establishing goals, policies, and future land use patterns✓ Correct
CSet property tax assessment rates
DRegulate building code requirements
Explanation
A master plan (general development plan) provides a community's vision for future development, establishing goals and policies for land use, transportation, housing, and public facilities. It guides (but does not legally bind) zoning decisions.
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