Land Use & Zoning
Mississippi's 'Main Street Program' helps revitalize historic commercial districts by using a four-point approach that includes:
ADemolishing old buildings for new development
BOrganization, promotion, design, and economic vitality — working together to restore the economic and physical vitality of traditional commercial districts✓ Correct
CConverting commercial areas to residential use
DFederal grants for all building renovations
Explanation
The Mississippi Main Street Program uses the National Main Street Center's four-point approach: Organization (building consensus), Promotion (marketing the district), Design (rehabilitating historic buildings and improving appearance), and Economic Vitality (strengthening the economic base). This comprehensive approach has revitalized many Mississippi downtowns.
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