Land Use & Zoning
An Arizona homeowner converts their single-family home into two units (a duplex) in a single-family zone. This is:
AA nonconforming use automatically grandfathered
BA zoning violation unless a variance or rezoning is obtained✓ Correct
CPermitted if the HOA approves
DPermitted if both units are owner-occupied
Explanation
Converting a single-family home to a duplex in a single-family zone violates zoning. The homeowner would need a variance, rezoning, or special use permit, depending on local regulations.
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