Property Ownership
In New York, a 'conservation subdivision' requires the developer to:
AUse all conventional subdivision design standards
BPermanently protect a portion of the site as open space (often 40-60%) while clustering the permitted dwelling units on the remainder✓ Correct
CLimit construction to environmentally certified buildings
DSell lots only to buyers who meet conservation criteria
Explanation
A conservation subdivision (authorized under NY Town Law §278) permanently protects a significant portion of the site as open space through a conservation easement or dedication, while clustering the development on the remainder at the same overall density.
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