Land Use & Zoning
Impervious coverage regulations in NJ zoning ordinances limit:
AThe number of stories allowed in a building
BThe percentage of a lot that may be covered by impermeable surfaces (buildings, pavement)✓ Correct
CThe types of uses permitted in industrial zones
DThe length of driveway approaches
Explanation
Impervious coverage limits control stormwater runoff and groundwater recharge by restricting how much of a lot can be covered by rooftops, pavement, and other impermeable surfaces.
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