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Oregon's land use planning system is unique because:

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B) Oregon has a statewide land use planning system with Urban Growth Boundaries (UGBs) that restrict urban sprawl and protect agricultural and forest lands

Oregon's SB 100 (1973) created a statewide land use planning system. Urban Growth Boundaries limit where development can occur, protecting farmland and forests. This significantly affects land values and development potential.

Answer Options
A
No land use planning
B
Oregon has a statewide land use planning system with Urban Growth Boundaries (UGBs) that restrict urban sprawl and protect agricultural and forest lands
C
Only local zoning
D
No restrictions on development

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Related Topics:

Urban Growth BoundariesExclusive Farm Use (EFU) zoningLCDC statewide planning goalsComprehensive plansLand Conservation and Development Commission

Key Terms:

Urban Growth BoundarySB 100LCDCstatewide planning goalsExclusive Farm Useland use planning

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