Land Use & Zoning
What is a general plan (master plan) in Nevada land use law?
AA short-term construction permit for new developments
BA long-range policy document guiding the physical development of a city or county✓ Correct
CA federal mandate from the BLM for land use around federal properties
DA deed restriction imposed by the original developer
Explanation
Nevada local governments are required to adopt master plans (general plans) that guide long-range land use, transportation, housing, and conservation decisions. Zoning must be consistent with the general plan.
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