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A variance in South Dakota zoning allows a property owner to:

Correct Answer

B) Deviate from the strict requirements of the zoning ordinance for a specific property

A variance is an exception granted to a property owner to deviate from the strict application of zoning requirements due to unique hardship or property characteristics. It applies to a specific property and does not change the overall zoning for the area.

Answer Options
A
Change the zoning classification of the entire area
B
Deviate from the strict requirements of the zoning ordinance for a specific property
C
Ignore all building codes
D
Operate a business in any residential zone

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Related Topics:

rezoningconditional-useBZAhardship

Key Terms:

variancespecific exceptionhardshipBZAnot rezoning
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