Land Use & Zoning
An 'as-of-right' development in Georgia is one that:
AA. Can proceed without any permits
BB. Complies with all applicable zoning and development standards and can be approved without discretionary review✓ Correct
CC. Is approved by state rather than local authorities
DD. Qualifies for federal funding
Explanation
An as-of-right development meets all applicable zoning requirements (use, density, setbacks, height, etc.) and can be approved through a ministerial process without discretionary hearings. Variances and special use permits introduce discretionary approval.
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