Land Use & Zoning
What is 'rezoning' in Kansas and what is the process?
AChanging a property's ownership classification
BChanging a parcel's zoning classification through a formal application, public hearing, and approval by local government✓ Correct
CObtaining a variance from existing zoning rules
DAppealing a zoning violation citation
Explanation
Rezoning changes a parcel's zoning classification. It requires a formal application to the local planning commission, a public hearing, and approval by the city council or county commission. It must be consistent with the comprehensive plan.
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