Land Use & Zoning
What is 'infill development' in Nevada and why is it important for sustainable growth?
ADevelopment that fills in areas between Nevada's major cities
BDevelopment occurring on vacant, underused, or redeveloped land within already-built areas — reducing sprawl, utilizing existing infrastructure, and supporting sustainable Nevada communities✓ Correct
CDevelopment that fills in abandoned mining areas
DA BLM program for converting federal land to urban use
Explanation
Infill development in Nevada uses vacant or underutilized land within existing urban and suburban areas, reducing the need to expand infrastructure into undeveloped desert. Nevada cities promote infill to reduce sprawl, support transit, improve walkability, and protect water resources by concentrating growth.
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