Land Use & Zoning
A 'conditional use permit' (CUP) in Colorado allows:
AA use that is never permitted in any zone
BA use that is permitted in a zone only if certain conditions are met and a permit is granted✓ Correct
CAny use if the applicant pays a fee
DA permanent change to the zoning map
Explanation
A conditional use permit allows a use that is not a by-right use in a zoning district, but may be appropriate under specific conditions. Common examples include schools, churches, and group homes in residential zones. The permit comes with conditions the applicant must meet.
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