Land Use & Zoning
A 'use by right' in NH zoning means:
AAny use the landowner desires
BA use that is permitted outright in the zone without special approval beyond standard permits✓ Correct
CA use that requires a special exception
DA use protected by constitutional right
Explanation
A use by right (permitted use) is a use that is allowed in a zoning district without needing a variance or special exception. The owner simply obtains standard building permits and complies with dimensional and other regulations.
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