Land Use & Zoning
In Iowa, a 'conditional use permit' (also called a special use permit) allows:
AAny use in any zone with owner consent
BA specific use in a zone where it is not permitted by right, subject to conditions✓ Correct
CAny use temporarily with a one-year renewable permit
DUse of a property for an unlicensed business
Explanation
A conditional use permit allows a specific land use that is not permitted by right in a zone, but that can be appropriate when conditions are met to minimize impacts on surrounding properties.
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