Land Use & Zoning
A NC 'Corridor Protection Overlay' zone along a major transportation route typically:
AProhibits all development along the corridor
BRegulates development to protect future road expansion rights-of-way and maintain corridor functionality✓ Correct
CCreates a nature preserve along the roadway
DRequires commercial development on all lots
Explanation
Corridor protection overlay zones preserve options for future road widening, manage access points, and regulate development intensity along major transportation corridors.
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