Land Use & Zoning
A variance is a zoning relief mechanism that allows a property owner to:
AChange the zoning classification of their property permanently
BDeviate from specific zoning requirements due to unique property hardship✓ Correct
CUse their property for any commercial purpose for one year
DAppeal a condemnation action by the government
Explanation
A variance grants an exception to specific zoning standards (setbacks, height limits, lot coverage) when strict compliance would cause undue hardship unique to that property, not shared generally by the zone.
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