Land Use & Zoning
Infill development in Tennessee cities like Nashville or Chattanooga refers to:
ADeveloping farmland at the urban edge
BBuilding on vacant, underused, or underperforming properties within established urban areas✓ Correct
CConverting commercial buildings to residential use in suburban areas
DDemolishing and replacing existing structures in rural counties
Explanation
Infill development uses vacant lots, parking lots, or underutilized parcels within already-developed urban or suburban areas. It supports smart growth by utilizing existing infrastructure rather than expanding the development footprint into undeveloped land.
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