Land Use & Zoning
What is a setback requirement in zoning?
AThe time required before rezoning a property
BThe minimum distance a structure must be from property lines or other features✓ Correct
CA limitation on building height
DA requirement to set aside green space
Explanation
Setback requirements specify the minimum distance between a structure and property lines (front, side, rear), roads, or other features. They ensure adequate light, air, fire separation, and aesthetic standards.
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