Land Use & Zoning
What is a 'conditional use permit' (CUP) in Delaware, and who grants it?
AA permit issued by the state for conditional construction approval
BA permit granted by local zoning authorities allowing a specific use that requires special review and conditions to minimize impacts on surrounding properties✓ Correct
CA building permit conditioned on environmental review
DA permit granted by the Commission for conditional real estate activities
Explanation
A conditional use permit (or special use permit) is granted by a local zoning board allowing a use that is not permitted by right in a zone but may be appropriate with specific conditions (hours, buffers, setbacks) to protect neighboring properties.
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