Question \#8 of 23 Police power allows regulation of all of the following EXCEPT A) the number of buildings. B) building ownership. C) building use. D) the size of buildings.

Imagine a bustling city—police power is crucial here to keep things organized! It allows local governments to regulate what buildings can be constructed and how they can be used. For instance, zoning laws dictate if a building can serve as a residence, shop, or factory. However, they don't dictate who owns the buildings, keeping personal property rights intact. Now, let's talk about those pesky regulations! When it comes to building regulations, common mistakes often include neglecting to check local zoning laws or assuming that all types of building uses are permitted without prior approval. This oversight can lead to expensive fines or delays. Always research and confirm before breaking ground!