Virginia Real Estate Salesperson Exam — All Questions
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Land Use Controls and Regulations
A landowner wants to build a structure that does not comply with the current zoning setback requirements. To obtain permission for this specific deviation, the owner would typically apply for a:
- a.Building permit
- b.Conditional use permit
- c.Variance✓
- d.Certificate of occupancy
A variance permits a specific deviation from zoning requirements, usually because strict application would cause an unnecessary hardship. A conditional use permit allows a use otherwise not permitted in a zone; a building permit and certificate of occupancy address construction and readiness for use.