Land Use & Zoning
What is a Planned Development (PD) zone in Nevada?
AA zone requiring all development to be planned by the city
BA flexible zoning category that allows for comprehensive mixed-use, master-planned communities with varying lot sizes and uses, designed as an integrated whole✓ Correct
CA designation for state-owned industrial parks
DA federal designation for large-scale BLM land transfers
Explanation
A Planned Development (PD) zone in Nevada allows for creative, integrated community design that may vary from standard zoning requirements. PDs often include residential, commercial, and recreational uses, open space requirements, and design standards tailored to the specific project.
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