Property Ownership
A Pennsylvania property affected by 'spot zoning' involves:
AZoning a single parcel differently from the surrounding district without a rational basis✓ Correct
BPainting property boundaries at intersections for clarity
CZoning multiple small parcels for the same use
DA variance that applies to one specific use for a limited time
Explanation
Spot zoning occurs when a single parcel or small area is zoned differently from surrounding properties without a rational relationship to the comprehensive plan or surrounding uses. Pennsylvania courts often invalidate spot zoning as arbitrary and capricious — a denial of equal protection for neighboring property owners.
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