Land Use & Zoning
Vermont's 'conditional use review' requires a developer to demonstrate that their project:
AWill generate maximum tax revenue
BMeets specified standards and will not have an undue adverse impact on surrounding properties and community✓ Correct
CIs the lowest-cost development option
DHas been approved by all adjacent property owners
Explanation
Conditional use approval requires the applicant to demonstrate that their project meets the standards set forth in the zoning bylaw and will not have an undue adverse impact on neighboring properties, traffic, or community character.
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