Land Use & Zoning
A 'special use permit' (conditional use permit) in Louisiana allows:
AProperty owners to build above height limits
BCertain uses in a zoning district that are not permitted as a matter of right but may be approved by the zoning board✓ Correct
CHomeowners to operate any business from their residence
DLandlords to exceed maximum occupancy limits
Explanation
A special use (conditional use) permit allows specific uses that are not automatically permitted in a zoning district but can be approved with conditions by the zoning board or planning commission.
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