Land Use & Zoning
A Vermont property owner who wants to use their property in a way not permitted by the zoning bylaw may apply for:
AA zoning certificate
BA variance or conditional use permit from the Development Review Board✓ Correct
CAn Act 250 permit only
DA court injunction against the town
Explanation
A property owner seeking a use not allowed as of right may apply for a variance (if strict compliance causes undue hardship) or a conditional use permit (if the use is allowed under specified conditions) from the local Development Review Board.
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