Land Use & Zoning
A special use permit (conditional use permit) allows:
AAny use in any zone without restriction
BA use not otherwise permitted in a zone, subject to specific conditions✓ Correct
CThe same uses as a variance
DPermanent rezoning of a parcel
Explanation
A special use (conditional use) permit allows a use that is not ordinarily permitted in a zone but may be appropriate under specific conditions. Examples include a church in a residential zone or a drive-through restaurant in a commercial zone near residential uses.
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