Land Use & Zoning
What is a buffer zone in Nevada land use planning?
AA financial reserve required by the state for new developments
BA transitional area between incompatible land uses, such as between industrial and residential zones✓ Correct
CA federally designated wildlife corridor
DA temporary zoning designation during plan updates
Explanation
A buffer zone is an area of land designated to separate and mitigate the impact of incompatible land uses, such as heavy industrial from residential neighborhoods. It may consist of open space, landscaping, or low-intensity uses.
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