Land Use & Zoning
A Virginia 'design-build' development contract is typically used for:
AStandard home purchases
BCommercial projects where one entity provides both architectural design and construction services under a single contract✓ Correct
CHistoric preservation projects only
DGovernment land sales
Explanation
Design-build contracting combines design and construction under a single contract, often used for commercial projects. The owner deals with one entity responsible for both services, reducing coordination complexity.
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