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One example of regulating zoning is

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One example of regulation zoning is by way of limiting the number of fast food restaurant which are built near an area where there are residential houses.

Zoning is termed as a process whereby a land is being divided in municipalities. for example, either industrial or residential.

Zoning regulation is able to specify whether the zone can be used for open space purpose, commercial institution or residential.

It regulates the placement, the bulk and the lot size.

States have authority to pass zoning laws.

There are different types of zoning; for example, industrial zoning, commercial zoning, rural zoning, agricultural zoning, aesthetic zoning, and historic zoning.

kondor19780726 [428]3 years ago

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Hey there

One example of regulating zoning is land use zones.

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