Land Use & Zoning
In New Mexico, 'New Urbanism' principles promote:
ALarge-lot suburban development
BWalkable, mixed-use, transit-accessible neighborhoods with diverse housing types and a range of civic and commercial uses within walking distance✓ Correct
CIndustrial development near residential areas
DRural land preservation over urban development
Explanation
New Urbanism advocates for compact, walkable, mixed-use communities modeled on traditional neighborhood design — with interconnected streets, diverse housing, neighborhood-scale retail, and civic uses that reduce auto dependence. Several NM communities have adopted New Urbanist plans.
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