Land Use & Zoning
A variance is granted by a zoning authority to allow:
AA change in the zoning designation of a parcel
BA deviation from current zoning requirements for a specific property✓ Correct
CMultiple uses within a single zoning district
DAn increase in population density across an entire zone
Explanation
A variance permits a property owner to deviate from specific zoning requirements (such as setback, height, or lot coverage) due to unique hardship, without changing the underlying zoning.
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