Humber/Ontario Real Estate Course 3 Exam Practice

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Which of the following describes a zoning bylaw?

It is a guideline for community behavior and morality.
It is a legal document that regulates land use and development.
It is a suggestion from local councils on how land should be used.
It is an agreement between neighbors about property boundaries.
It is an optional guideline for builders and developers.
It is an informal understanding within a community.

The correct answer is: It is a legal document that regulates land use and development.

The correct response identifies a zoning bylaw as a legal document that regulates land use and development. Zoning bylaws are established by municipalities to control the types of activities and developments that can occur within specific areas of land. They outline what can be built, where it can be built, and how properties can be used, ensuring orderly development and adherence to community standards. This legal framework is essential for managing urban growth, protecting public interests, and maintaining the character of communities. It provides clarity to property owners, builders, and developers regarding what is permissible in different zones of a municipality, ultimately guiding land use planning and development approval processes. The other options do not accurately reflect the formal and regulated nature of zoning bylaws, which distinguishes them from mere guidelines or agreements.