PSI New Jersey Real Estate State Practice Exam

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Which agency is NOT responsible for enforcing zoning laws?

  1. Local government

  2. State government

  3. Federal government

  4. Private citizens

The correct answer is: Private citizens

In the context of zoning laws, the enforcement of these regulations typically falls within the purview of governmental agencies or designated authorities. Local government primarily manages zoning ordinances, ensuring that land use aligns with community plans and regulations. State government may play a role in broader zoning regulations and may provide the framework within which local laws are enacted. The federal government generally does not engage in zoning enforcement, as this responsibility rests with state and local authorities. Private citizens, while they can influence zoning laws through advocacy or by participating in public meetings, do not have the authority to enforce zoning regulations. Their role is more supportive or declarative, such as reporting violations, rather than enforcing the law themselves. This clearly delineates why the option referring to private citizens is the correct choice, as they lack the official capacity to enforce zoning laws.