Land Use & Zoning
A conditional use permit (CUP) in Minnesota is required for:
AAny building permit application
BUses specifically listed in the zoning ordinance that need individualized review and conditions✓ Correct
CAll residential additions over 200 square feet
DAgricultural uses on any land
Explanation
A conditional use permit allows specific uses listed in the zoning ordinance that may be compatible with the zone but require individualized review and conditions to mitigate potential impacts. Examples include day care centers in residential zones or drive-throughs in commercial areas.
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