Land Use & Zoning
Which of the following best describes 'spot zoning' in Connecticut?
AZoning that applies uniformly to an entire district
BRezoning a single parcel in a way that benefits the owner but is inconsistent with surrounding zoning and the municipal plan✓ Correct
CZoning for large open spaces between developments
DZoning that creates a circular setback requirement
Explanation
Spot zoning is the arbitrary rezoning of a small area differently from its surroundings, often for the benefit of a specific owner. It is generally considered illegal in Connecticut if it is not supported by the comprehensive plan.
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