Land Use & Zoning
NC's 'Smart Growth' planning principles encourage which type of development pattern?
ALow-density sprawl with large lots
BCompact, mixed-use, transit-served development that preserves open space and reduces car dependence✓ Correct
CIndustrial parks on agricultural land
DSingle-use residential-only subdivisions
Explanation
Smart Growth promotes compact, infill, mixed-use development near transit that preserves farmland and open space, reduces vehicle miles traveled, and creates walkable communities.
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