Land Use & Zoning
A Wisconsin municipality's official map designates streets and public areas for future development. A property located within a designated future street corridor:
AMust be sold to the municipality immediately
BMay not be permitted to construct permanent structures in the designated area✓ Correct
CReceives an automatic increase in property tax
DIs exempt from zoning ordinances
Explanation
An official map reserves land for future public improvements. Property within a designated future street or public area may not receive building permits for permanent structures in that corridor, protecting the land for future public use.
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