Tips for filing out an Agricultural Zoning Application

Tips for filing out an Agricultural Zoning Application Depending on your project and where its located you will most likely need to attend meetings with one or more APC, BZA or local ordinance to understand what you will need for your meeting. When you receive a decision from the county board you will have other steps to do. If the board approved you will have a certain amount of time to begin construction on your project. You may still require a building permit or certificate of zoning. If you are rejected you will need to decide if you would like to appeal the decision. Via:

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Tips for filing out an Agricultural Zoning Application

Published on Apr 8, 2018

Billy Trail

When starting your agricultural zoning application, you should stop in your local county office to speak with someone for more information about your area’s zoning restrictions. Its good to educate yourself about your county before filing out your application, some counties provide their own zoning maps and ordinances online. But In other counties it can prove to be difficult to find current information on how your land is zoned and what that counties permitted uses are. Depending on the size of your project, will determine if you should have professional help or not, typically the options include requesting a variance, special exception or a rezone. If the land has been allowed to exist out of compliance with the zoning ordinance you may be a legal nonconforming use. Even if your project is permitted in your zoning district you will most likely still need a building permit. If your project is not a permitted use you may need to ask your county to rezone your property.

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