Land Use & Zoning
Oregon's Statewide Planning Goal 5 protects 'natural resources, scenic and historic areas, and open spaces.' An example of a Goal 5 resource is:
AA downtown commercial district
BSignificant wetlands, wildlife habitat, scenic viewsheds, historic sites, and mineral resources✓ Correct
CAll residential property within urban growth boundaries
DAgricultural land zoned EFU
Explanation
Goal 5 requires local governments to inventory significant natural resources and adopt policies to protect them. Goal 5 resources include: wetlands, riparian corridors, wildlife habitat, endangered species habitat, scenic waterways, historic resources, cultural resources, significant geological features, and mineral and aggregate resources.
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