Land Use & Zoning
In New Mexico, 'transfer of development rights' (TDR) is designed to:
AAllow unlimited density increases in all areas
BRedirect development from sensitive areas (sending zones) to designated growth areas (receiving zones) while compensating landowners✓ Correct
CTransfer land ownership between private parties
DAllow federal land managers to control development
Explanation
TDR programs compensate landowners in sending zones (agricultural, environmental preservation areas) by allowing them to sell unused development potential to receiving zone developers, directing growth to planned areas.
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