Land Use & Zoning
A 'special use permit' (also called a conditional use permit) in Colorado allows:
AAny use regardless of zoning
BSpecific uses in a zone that are not outright permitted but can be allowed with conditions✓ Correct
CPermanent changes to the zoning map
DTemporary variances from building codes
Explanation
A special or conditional use permit allows specific uses that are listed in the zoning ordinance as potentially compatible with the zone, subject to review and conditions imposed by the local government to mitigate any negative impacts.
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