Land Use & Zoning
A Connecticut property developer wants to build a hotel near a residential neighborhood. The town's zoning allows hotels in commercial zones with a special permit. Before the PZC acts on the application, the developer must notify:
AOnly state officials
BAbutting property owners and publish notice of the public hearing in a local newspaper at least 15 days before the hearing✓ Correct
COnly the current town elected officials
DThe federal government since hotels serve interstate commerce
Explanation
Connecticut zoning regulations require public notice before special permit hearings—including notification to abutting property owners and newspaper publication at least 15 days before the hearing. This ensures that potentially affected neighbors have an opportunity to comment.
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