Land Use & Zoning
A 'mixed-use development' in an NC urban area like downtown Raleigh typically includes:
AOnly single-family residences
BA combination of residential, commercial, and sometimes office uses in the same development or building✓ Correct
CIndustrial and residential uses only
DLand set aside for public parks only
Explanation
Mixed-use development integrates different uses — typically residential on upper floors and retail/commercial on ground floors — to create walkable, vibrant urban neighborhoods. It is encouraged in many NC cities' downtown and transit corridor plans.
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