Land Use & Zoning
An 'as-of-right' development in Tennessee means the project:
AHas already been approved by TREC
BComplies with all applicable zoning requirements and can be built without additional discretionary approval✓ Correct
CHas a first right to develop before neighboring property owners
DIs located in a TDEC-approved development zone
Explanation
As-of-right development complies with all existing zoning requirements (use, height, setbacks, density) and does not require any variance, special use permit, or other discretionary approval. The developer can proceed by right under the existing zoning.
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