Land Use & Zoning
A lawfully established land use that predates current zoning restrictions and is allowed to continue is called a:
AVariance
BConditional use
CNonconforming use✓ Correct
DSpot zoning
Explanation
A nonconforming use existed before the current zoning ordinance was enacted. It is generally allowed to continue but may not be expanded, and if destroyed may not be rebuilt as a nonconforming use.
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