Land Use & Zoning
Spot zoning refers to:
AZoning that follows a comprehensive plan
BRezoning a small parcel differently from surrounding areas to benefit a single owner✓ Correct
CA temporary zoning designation pending a full review
DAgricultural zoning in rural Montana
Explanation
Spot zoning is the rezoning of a small parcel differently from its surroundings, typically for the sole benefit of the owner, without regard to the comprehensive plan. Courts often find spot zoning illegal.
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