Land Use & Zoning
A conditional use permit (special exception) allows:
AUses that are incompatible with the zoning but permitted by variance
BUses that are potentially compatible with the zone but require individual review and conditions✓ Correct
CTemporary deviations from setback requirements
DUses not listed in the zoning code
Explanation
A conditional use permit allows uses that the zoning ordinance identifies as potentially compatible with the zone, subject to individual case-by-case review and conditions imposed to mitigate any adverse effects. The use must be listed as a conditional use in the zoning ordinance.
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