Land Use & Zoning
What is a building code and how does it differ from zoning?
ABuilding codes and zoning are the same
BBuilding codes regulate construction standards and safety; zoning regulates land use, density, and location of activities✓ Correct
CZoning regulates construction; building codes regulate use
DBuilding codes are federal; zoning is state
Explanation
Building codes (Ohio Building Code) regulate construction methods, materials, and safety standards. Zoning (local ordinances) regulates what can be built where, how densely, and for what purposes. Both must be satisfied for development.
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