Land Use & Zoning
A 'use permit' in Arizona zoning is typically required for land uses that are:
AProhibited outright by zoning
BPermitted as of right in the zone
CAllowed with conditions after administrative or legislative review✓ Correct
DAlready built as nonconforming structures
Explanation
A use permit (special use permit or conditional use permit) is required for uses that are not permitted as of right but may be appropriate in a zone with specific conditions after a public review and approval process.
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