Land Use & Zoning
In NJ, the State Development and Redevelopment Plan (State Plan) designates 'planning areas' that:
AOverride all local zoning ordinances
BGuide and prioritize development and infrastructure investment to concentrate growth in urban centers and protect rural/agricultural areas✓ Correct
CRequire all new construction to use green building standards
DApply only to state-owned properties
Explanation
NJ's State Plan designates planning areas (from urban centers to environmentally sensitive areas) to guide where development should be concentrated and where rural and open space should be preserved, influencing infrastructure and funding priorities.
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