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Plan 471 Volume II Course Notes Summary Chapter 5: Development Control Techniques Makuch: The Need for Reform (1983) [5.1 – 5.10] zoning standards generally become minimum standards because it is centred on land-use allocation; ordinarily cannot impose positive obligations since it is prohibitive in nature; zoning simply restricts to prevent the worst and frequently inhibits the better; the Planning Act provides authority for a certain amount of control through zoning over height, bulk, location, size, floor area, spacing, external design, character and use of buildings; municipalities are