Land Use & Zoning
A North Dakota municipality wants to prevent industrial development near a school. Which zoning tool is most appropriate?
ASpot zoning
BComprehensive planning with residential/educational zones around the school✓ Correct
CEminent domain
DVariances for all industrial applicants
Explanation
Comprehensive planning establishes zoning maps that designate land uses. Surrounding schools with residential or educational zones prevents industrial development nearby, which is a standard land-use planning practice.
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