What can cities restrict through zoning laws? a. the types of businesses that can exist in certain areas b. the form of municipal government that applies to certain areas c. the food people are allowed to eat in certain areas d. the age and income level of individuals who can live in certain areas

The correct answer A) the type of business that can exist in certain areas.

Through zone laws, cities can restrict the type of business that can exist in certain areas.

Zone law is the urban regulation that government authorities establish in order to limit the use of property in some geographic areas of the city. Let’s set an example. The city can have zone laws for residency purposes, for business purposes or industrial purposes. With zone laws, a fabric that pollutes through heavy sound cannot be established in a residential zone, or a large office building cannot be established in a residential zone because it can disturb the tranquility of the people.

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