Land Use & Zoning
A Nebraska agricultural property is in a floodway, not just a flood zone. Development restrictions in a floodway are:
AThe same as a flood zone
BLess restrictive than a flood zone
CMore restrictive — virtually no development allowed✓ Correct
DOnly applicable to residential construction
Explanation
A floodway is the channel of a river plus adjacent land needed to carry floodwaters. Development in a floodway is essentially prohibited because it would increase flood levels.
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