Land Use & Zoning
A 'Special Use Permit' (or Conditional Use Permit) in NC allows a use that is:
AAutomatically permitted in a zoning district
BProhibited in all districts regardless of conditions
CPermitted in a district only upon approval and subject to specific conditions✓ Correct
DAllowed in any district without any local approval
Explanation
A special use permit (SUP) or conditional use permit (CUP) allows uses that are not permitted by right but may be appropriate in a district if certain standards and conditions are met, as determined by the local board of adjustment or governing board.
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