As the human population continues to grow, sustainability measures must be put into place. Smart growth is a theoretical practic
e that would allow development to continue, but in a purposeful and sustainable manner. Which of these options best describes smart
growth in an urban area?
Lowered gasoline taxation to promote the use of individual vehicles
Reduction of mass transit opportunities to make room for new
infrastructure
Decrease walkways and paths to encourage pedestrians to stay off of green
spaces
The use of rooftop gardens to provide food, air quality, and insulation in an
otherwise unused area.
Smart growth is an approach to development that encourages a mix of building types and uses, diverse housing and transportation options, development within existing neighborhoods, and community engagement.
Explanation:
The 10 principles below are considered the foundation of a smart growth approach.
