Land Use & Zoning
What is a 'smart growth' principle and how does it influence Nevada housing policy?
AA requirement that all Nevada buildings use 'smart' technology
BAn urban planning philosophy prioritizing compact, walkable, transit-oriented development to reduce sprawl — influencing Nevada cities' plans to densify around transit and employment centers✓ Correct
CA Nevada state mandate for energy-efficient buildings
DA federal zoning standard applied to all Nevada jurisdictions
Explanation
Smart growth principles encourage compact development, mixed uses, walkability, transit access, and infill rather than sprawl. In Nevada, where desert land and water are limited, smart growth principles influence planning in Las Vegas, Henderson, and Reno — directing growth toward already-served areas.
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