Land Use & Zoning
Under NJ's Community Design Standards, mixed-use development is encouraged to:
ASeparate retail from residential uses entirely
BCombine residential, commercial, and sometimes civic uses in a walkable, transit-accessible configuration to reduce car dependence and create vibrant neighborhoods✓ Correct
CAllow only luxury housing
DEliminate all parking requirements
Explanation
Mixed-use development combines residential and commercial uses in walkable, transit-accessible environments. NJ planning policy encourages mixed-use development to reduce sprawl, support transit, and revitalize urban centers.
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