Land Use & Zoning
A variance in Nevada zoning law is:
AA permanent change to the zoning map
BPermission granted to use land in a way that deviates from specific zoning requirements due to unique hardship✓ Correct
CThe right to continue a non-conforming use
DA special use permit for commercial operations
Explanation
A variance is an exception to specific zoning requirements (such as setbacks or lot coverage) granted when strict application would cause unnecessary hardship due to unique physical characteristics of the property.
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