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A nonconforming use in Vermont is:

Correct Answer

B) A lawful use that predates a zoning change and no longer conforms

A nonconforming (grandfathered) use was lawful before the zoning changed. It may continue but generally cannot be expanded or substantially altered.

Answer Options
A
Always illegal
B
A lawful use that predates a zoning change and no longer conforms
C
Approved by a conditional use permit
D
A temporary structure

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Related Topics:

grandfatheringabandonment

Key Terms:

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