Land Use & Zoning
In New Mexico, the term 'FAR' (floor area ratio) in zoning means:
AThe maximum height of a building
BThe ratio of total building floor area to the lot area, controlling building mass✓ Correct
CThe percentage of the lot that can be covered by buildings
DThe minimum lot size for a zone
Explanation
Floor area ratio (FAR) regulates building intensity by setting the ratio of total floor area to lot area. FAR 2.
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