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Is zoning permanent?

No. A zoning classification is not set in stone. Don’t assume that because you are in a residential-use-only zone that the 10-acre vacant lot sitting across the street cannot be built up as a rooming house, or worse, as a private club for college students. Zoning laws can be, and have been, relaxed and exceptions made.


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