Land Use & Zoning
A Florida 'special use permit' (also called a 'conditional use permit') is typically required for:
AUses that are always prohibited in a zoning district
BUses that may be compatible with a zone but require review due to potential impacts✓ Correct
CEmergency variances for immediate health and safety needs
DAny use by a government entity in a private zone
Explanation
A special use permit (or conditional use permit) allows certain uses within a zoning district that may be compatible but require case-by-case review to assess potential impacts on surrounding properties. Conditions may be imposed to mitigate negative effects.
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