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A land use plan can offer you an incentive to do something with your land. This happens if the incentive is allowed by regulations and meets certain rules. The local council must think your action will help meet the plan's goals. You get the incentive if you do what the plan wants. The council decides if your action is good for the plan. The incentive must follow the rules made by the government.
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A method in a land use plan may provide an incentive to a land owner to undertake an activity if—
