Land Use & Zoning
In Missouri, 'night sky ordinances' (dark sky regulations) in rural areas affect real estate by:
ALowering property taxes
BRestricting outdoor lighting to reduce light pollution, which may affect commercial properties and outdoor businesses✓ Correct
CRequiring blacked-out windows
DPreventing outdoor advertising
Explanation
Some Missouri municipalities near observatories or with rural character adopt dark sky/night sky ordinances restricting outdoor lighting. These can affect commercial businesses, agricultural operations, and outdoor lighting for properties in affected zones.
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