A conditional use permits a use of the property that the zoning of the property does not include. Conditional use permits are usually justified after a public hearing and a finding that they fit with the goals of the community’s master plan and are essential to the public interest. An example of a conditional use may be a nursery school operating in a residential-use only zone or a nursery school on a lot in an area that is zoned for residential use.
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