Land Use & Zoning
In Ohio, a 'use variance' allows a property owner to:
AVary from dimensional requirements such as setbacks
BUse property in a way that is not otherwise permitted in the current zone✓ Correct
CExceed the maximum building height by a set percentage
DSubdivide land without a plat approval
Explanation
A use variance allows a property to be used in a way that is not permitted by the current zoning classification. Use variances are more difficult to obtain than area variances and require demonstrating greater hardship.
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