Land Use & Zoning
A Fargo property owner wants to use their residentially-zoned lot for a small daycare center. They would most likely need to apply for a:
AVariance
BSpecial use permit (conditional use permit)✓ Correct
CRezoning
DPlat amendment
Explanation
A special use permit (also called a conditional use permit) allows a use not ordinarily permitted in a zone but recognized as compatible if certain conditions are met. Daycares in residential zones typically require this approval.
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