Land Use & Zoning
In Tennessee, a 'density' standard in a residential zone refers to:
AThe number of stories permitted in a building
BThe number of dwelling units allowed per acre of land✓ Correct
CThe percentage of the lot that may be covered by impervious surfaces
DThe height limit in feet for new construction
Explanation
Density standards specify the maximum number of dwelling units allowed per unit of land area (usually per acre), controlling how intensively land is developed and influencing neighborhood character.
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