Land Use & Zoning
A conditional use permit (CUP) allows:
AAutomatic approval for any use
BA specific use that is not automatically permitted but may be allowed with conditions✓ Correct
CRezoning of a property
DA permanent exemption from building codes
Explanation
A Conditional Use Permit (CUP) allows a use that would otherwise not be permitted in a zoning district, subject to conditions designed to minimize impacts on surrounding properties (e.g., a church in a residential zone).
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