Land Use & Zoning
A Mississippi coastal property is located in a 'V Zone' (Coastal High Hazard Area) on the flood map. This classification means:
AThe property is exempt from flood regulations
BThe area is subject to storm surge, wave action, and velocity flood hazards — the most dangerous flood zone category requiring strict construction standards✓ Correct
COnly light flooding is expected
DFlood insurance is not required
Explanation
V Zones are Coastal High Hazard Areas subject to storm surge and wave action in addition to flooding. These are the most hazardous flood zones.
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