Land Use & Zoning
The NJ Highlands Region is subject to special regulation that:
AEncourages intensive development to boost tax revenue
BProtects drinking water resources and restricts development in the preservation area✓ Correct
COnly applies to agricultural operations
DIs administered solely by local municipalities
Explanation
The NJ Highlands Water Protection and Planning Act establishes a preservation area with strict development limits to protect the region's critical water supply and natural resources.
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