Land Use & Zoning
In South Carolina, a 'rezoning' requires:
AOnly the property owner's approval
BA public hearing process and approval by the local governing body✓ Correct
CSCREC's authorization
DApproval from the SC Governor's office
Explanation
Rezoning (a change in the zoning classification of a parcel) requires application to the local planning commission, a public hearing with notice to affected parties, and approval by the governing body (county council or city council).
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