“…The majority of scholars agreed that sprawl is unplanned, land-consuming development that has low-density, single-use, automobile-dependent, and noncontiguous or leapfrog characteristics (Behan et al, 2008; Bhatta, 2010, p. 9; Bhatta et al, 2010; Burchell et al, 1998, pp. 6–8; Downs, 1999; Ewing, 1997, 2008; Frumkin, 2002; Fuladlu, 2019; Fuladlu et al, 2018; Gillham, 2007, p. 292; Hamidi et al, 2015; Harvey & Clark, 1965; Pendall, 1999; Sierra Club, 1998; Soule, 2006, p. 3; Torrens, 2008).…”