Land Use & Zoning
A conditional use permit (or special use permit) in Iowa allows:
AA use that is outright prohibited by the zoning ordinance
BA use that is permitted in a zone subject to conditions imposed by the zoning authority✓ Correct
CThe owner to ignore setback requirements permanently
DTemporary rezoning for up to one year
Explanation
A conditional (or special) use permit allows a land use that is listed in the zoning ordinance as permitted with conditions. The use is not outright permitted; the governing authority approves it subject to conditions designed to ensure compatibility with surrounding uses.
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