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Conditional Use

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Definition

Conditional uses are permitted in a zone only if they meet specific requirements. They're less restrictive than special use permits.

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Conditional uses are uses permitted in a zone only if they meet specific requirements and receive approval. They're similar to special use permits but may have less intensive review requirements.

Pro Tip

Conditional uses can be revoked if conditions aren't maintained.

Example

Conditional use allowing a bed-and-breakfast inn in a residential neighborhood if it meets specific parking and operating conditions.

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