Land Use & Zoning
A variance allows a property owner to:
AChange the zoning classification of their property
BDeviate from specific zoning requirements due to hardship✓ Correct
CUse property for a purpose not permitted by zoning
DSubdivide land without following platting requirements
Explanation
A variance is an official permission to deviate from specific dimensional or use requirements of the zoning ordinance when strict compliance would cause undue hardship. It does not change the zoning classification.
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