Land Use & Zoning
Vermont's concept of 'smart growth' in land use planning promotes:
AMaximum development of all available land
BCompact, walkable development in existing centers while protecting rural land and natural resources✓ Correct
COnly industrial development in designated zones
DThe elimination of all zoning regulations
Explanation
Smart growth focuses development in existing communities and designated growth centers while protecting agricultural land, forests, and natural resources, reducing sprawl and preserving Vermont's rural character.
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