Land Use & Zoning
A Florida property owner whose parcel is required to leave a large setback, making it unbuildable for a standard structure, might seek relief through:
AA rezoning of the entire neighborhood
BA variance from the dimensional setback requirements due to unique property hardship✓ Correct
CA comprehensive plan amendment
DAn appeal to FREC
Explanation
A variance is the appropriate relief when a dimensional zoning requirement (setback, height, lot coverage) creates undue hardship for a specific property due to its unique physical characteristics. The owner must show the hardship is unique to their property.
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