Land Use & Zoning
A Texas 'cluster development' or 'open space' subdivision design allows developers to:
APlace all lots in a cluster regardless of size restrictions
BConcentrate homes on smaller lots while preserving larger open space areas, often with reduced infrastructure costs✓ Correct
CBuild commercial uses within residential subdivisions
DExceed maximum density allowed by zoning
Explanation
Cluster or conservation subdivision design groups homes on smaller individual lots while preserving significant common open space. This can reduce infrastructure costs (shorter roads, fewer utilities) and protect natural features.
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