Conditional Use Permit
/ˌkɒndɪʃənəl juːs pɜːrmɪt/
Definitions
- (n.) A governmental authorization allowing a property owner to use land in a way that is not typically permitted by current zoning regulations, subject to specific conditions.
The developer applied for a conditional use permit to build a community center in a residential zone.
Forms
- conditional use permits
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Commentary
Conditional use permits balance land use flexibility with community interests by imposing specific conditions to mitigate impacts.
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