Land Use & Zoning
A nonconforming structure (building) in Oklahoma may generally continue to exist but typically cannot be:
ASold to a new owner
BSubstantially expanded, and if destroyed beyond a certain threshold must be rebuilt in conformance with current zoning✓ Correct
CInsured for hazard losses
DRented or leased
Explanation
Nonconforming structures may continue (grandfathered) but typically cannot be substantially expanded and may be required to be rebuilt in conformance with current zoning if substantially destroyed (often defined as 50%+ of value). This is the 'amortization' principle.
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