Land Use & Zoning
In Colorado, a 'conditional use permit' (CUP) allows:
AA. Any use in any zone without restriction
BB. A use that is not normally permitted in a zone, subject to specific conditions designed to minimize impacts✓ Correct
CC. Permanent rezoning of a parcel
DD. Only agricultural uses in residential zones
Explanation
A conditional use permit allows a use that would not be permitted by right in a zoning district, but which can be compatible if specific conditions are met. CUPs are granted by the local government with conditions to mitigate potential negative impacts on the surrounding area.
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