Land Use & Zoning
A Vermont property owner wants to install a sign larger than permitted by local zoning. This would require:
AAn Act 250 permit
BA sign variance from the local zoning board of adjustment✓ Correct
CApproval from the Vermont Agency of Commerce
DA conditional use permit for commercial signage
Explanation
Signage is typically regulated by local zoning bylaws. A property owner who wants to exceed the permitted sign size would need to apply for a dimensional variance from the local zoning board of adjustment.
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