Land Use & Zoning
An area variance (bulk variance) allows a property owner to:
AChange the permitted uses on the property
BDeviate from dimensional requirements such as setbacks, lot coverage, or height limits✓ Correct
CSubdivide property without planning commission approval
DConvert commercial use to residential use
Explanation
An area (bulk) variance permits deviation from specific dimensional zoning standards (setbacks, lot area, building height, coverage) without changing the permitted use of the property.
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