Land Use & Zoning
A Minnesota city wants to allow a restaurant in a residential zone temporarily while permanent zoning changes are being processed. The city would grant a:
AVariance
BRezoning
CConditional use permit
DTemporary use permit✓ Correct
Explanation
A temporary use permit allows a non-conforming use for a limited time period. This differs from a conditional use permit (which is more permanent) or a variance (which is a deviation from dimensional standards). Minnesota cities use temporary use permits for time-limited situations while permanent solutions are arranged.
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