Land Use & Zoning
In Iowa, the Board of Adjustment (or Zoning Board of Appeals) has authority to:
ARezone property from one classification to another
BGrant variances and hear appeals from zoning administrator decisions✓ Correct
CAnnex new territory into the city limits
DApprove subdivision plats and site plans
Explanation
The Board of Adjustment (Zoning Board of Appeals) hears appeals from zoning administrator decisions and considers applications for variances and special/conditional use permits. It does not have authority to rezone property, annex territory, or approve subdivision plats.
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