Land Use & Zoning
A Vermont property owner wishes to operate a bed and breakfast in a residentially-zoned area. They would most likely need to apply for a:
AVariance from the dimensional standards
BConditional use permit or special exception✓ Correct
CRezoning of the property to commercial
DAct 250 permit for commercial development
Explanation
A conditional use permit (or special exception) allows certain uses not permitted by right in a zoning district if they meet specified conditions. A bed and breakfast in a residential zone often requires a conditional use permit.
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