Land Use & Zoning
In Michigan, a special land use (special use permit) is required when:
AThe use is prohibited under any circumstances
BThe use is allowed in the zone but only after additional review and conditions are met✓ Correct
CThe owner wants to change the zoning designation
DThe use is an existing nonconforming use
Explanation
A special land use permit allows certain uses that are compatible with a zoning district but require additional review and conditions to ensure compatibility with surrounding uses and compliance with ordinance standards.
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