Land Use & Zoning
The purpose of a Mississippi general plan or comprehensive plan is to:
AEstablish specific building codes for all structures
BGuide long-term land use, development, and growth in a community✓ Correct
CSet property tax rates for all parcels
DIdentify properties eligible for eminent domain
Explanation
A comprehensive (general) plan guides long-term community development decisions regarding land use, transportation, housing, and infrastructure. Zoning ordinances implement the comprehensive plan.
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