Land Use & Zoning
What is the distinction between primary and secondary uses in Ohio zoning?
APrimary uses pay higher taxes
BA primary (principal) use is the main use of the property; secondary (accessory) uses are incidental and subordinate to the primary use✓ Correct
CSecondary uses require special permits
DPrimary uses are residential; secondary are commercial
Explanation
A principal use is the main permitted use of a property in a zoning district. Accessory (secondary) uses are incidental, subordinate, and customarily associated with the primary use (a garage is accessory to a single-family home). Both must comply with zoning.
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