Land Use & Zoning
Vermont's 'performance zoning' regulates development based on:
AThe developer's financial capacity
BThe impact or performance of the development rather than specific land uses✓ Correct
CA point system for green building practices
DHistorical architectural styles
Explanation
Performance zoning focuses on the measurable impacts of development (traffic, noise, stormwater, etc.) rather than prescribing specific permitted uses, allowing flexibility while protecting community standards.
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