Land Use & Zoning
A property owner requests permission to build a fence taller than allowed by current zoning. This request would require a:
ARezoning
BVariance✓ Correct
CSpecial use permit
DConditional use permit
Explanation
A variance grants relief from specific requirements of a zoning ordinance (such as setbacks, height limits, or lot coverage) where strict application would cause undue hardship.
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