Land Use & Zoning
A Kansas property owner seeks to rezone their land from agricultural to commercial. They must typically:
ASimply file a new deed with the county
BSubmit a rezoning application, attend public hearings, and obtain approval from the local planning commission and governing body✓ Correct
CObtain KREC permission to change use
DWait for the comprehensive plan to be updated
Explanation
Rezoning requires a formal application process including public notice, hearings before the planning commission and elected governing body, and formal approval — a legislative action.
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