Land Use & Zoning
In Missouri, 'mixed-use development' zoning allows:
AOnly industrial and agricultural uses together
BA combination of residential, commercial, and/or office uses within the same development or building✓ Correct
CMixing of incompatible industrial uses
DResidential use of commercial buildings without permits
Explanation
Mixed-use development combines residential, commercial, and/or office uses in the same project or building. This is increasingly popular in Missouri's urban areas (Kansas City, St. Louis) and promotes walkability and vibrant neighborhoods.
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