Option A; INCORRECT
This option is lacking in substance, and lacking the information necessary to answer the question in a position that depicts strength.

Option B: INCORRECT
Here, there's a usage of a possessive firm of auxiliary verb ''being'' in the original statement under consider which firmly suggests that the option is lacking in substance.

Option C: INCORRECT
Here, the sentence construction is wrong and inept lacking in depth with the inconsistent usage of singularity and plurality. It shows there's a disagreement between the peculiar nominal subjects 'dwellings'' and ''businesses''.

Option D: CORRECT
This option as of now appears the most valid, apt and consistent, well punctuated and articulated with priority given to the nominal subjects' singularity and plurality.

Option E: INCORRECT
Here, the word distinction could prove a verbose one if not clearly explained that it's an arrangement between two lines or intangible lines buy here they are tangible ones (dwellings and businesses) which is lacking in the option.