Land Use & Zoning
Wisconsin's floodplain zoning regulations are designed to:
AEncourage development in flood-prone areas to increase tax base
BMinimize property damage and protect public safety in areas subject to flooding✓ Correct
COverride federal flood insurance programs
DOnly apply to properties within 100 feet of a river
Explanation
Wisconsin floodplain zoning regulations restrict or regulate development in flood-prone areas to minimize property damage, protect public safety, and maintain eligibility for the National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP).
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