Land Use & Zoning
A 'use by right' in zoning means:
AThe property owner has the right to sue the municipality
BA use that is automatically permitted in a zone without special approval, as long as standards are met✓ Correct
CThe right to use the property for any purpose desired
DA right that runs with the land regardless of zoning changes
Explanation
A use by right (permitted use) is a land use that is automatically allowed in a zoning district as long as the property meets dimensional standards (setbacks, height, coverage). No special permit or approval is needed.
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