Ohio Real Estate Salesperson Exam — All Questions
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Land Use Controls
A building that lawfully existed before a new zoning ordinance now violates the ordinance. It may usually continue as a:
- a.Nonconforming use✓
- b.Variance
- c.Special-use permit
- d.Spot zoning
A use that was legal before a zoning change but no longer conforms is a legal nonconforming use, often allowed to continue ('grandfathered'). A variance, in contrast, is permission granted to deviate from current zoning.