Most modern cities have developed a consistent street plan that is an extension of national survey of sections and quarter sections. This plan is known as: Grid Plan Superblocks Manhattan Distance Plan French long lots. Which of the following would be an exclusionary zoning ordinance discussed in the Chapter Twelve? Dual Use Zoning. Performance Zoning. Large-lot Zoning, None of the Above The concept of "new urbanism" that yields urban areas known as neo-traditional communities Seeks to advance walkability and "pedestrian sheds," Advances higher densities through smaller lots sizes and clustering, Integrates functional, socio-economic and life-cycle variables, Works to facilitate multiple land uses in proximity to each other, or All of the above; this "new urbanism" stuff rocks