Land Use & Zoning
In Florida, a 'variance' from zoning regulations is typically granted when:
AThe owner simply prefers a different use
BStrict enforcement would cause undue hardship due to unique property characteristics✓ Correct
CThe local government wants to encourage development
DA majority of neighbors agree to the change
Explanation
A variance is a relief from strict zoning requirements granted when literal enforcement would cause an undue hardship due to unique physical characteristics of the property that are not shared by other properties in the same zone.
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