Land Use & Zoning
Spot zoning is generally considered illegal because it:
AApplies zoning regulations to all properties equally
BSingles out one small parcel for treatment different from surrounding properties without a reasonable basis✓ Correct
CAllows residential use in commercial zones
DRequires all buildings to meet the same height standards
Explanation
Spot zoning refers to rezoning a single parcel in a manner inconsistent with the surrounding area for the private benefit of the owner, without a valid public purpose — which courts often find to be arbitrary and illegal.
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