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Why might power plants be allotted special status under Euclidean zoning instead of industrial status?
Power plants are not considered industrial because they do not produce physical objects.
Power plants present unique hazards and environmental effects.
Power plants require more flexibility in terms of zoning than other industrial structures.
Power plants are not governed by the same building codes as the other types of structures.
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