Use permit process check (free)
- Use, zone and address
- Why a use permit is needed
- Hearing body and steps
- Neighbor notice: who and when
- Findings to answer
- Likely conditions of approval
Modeled on: Cal. Gov. Code 65905 and 65091
Small businesses that need a use permit
Free check of how a conditional use permit works for your daycare, venue or shop: the hearing, who gets notice, and the findings you must answer.
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How it works
What you get
The check is free. The paperwork after it is drafted at the Variance or conditional use justification statement door.
Modeled on: Cal. Gov. Code 65905 and 65091
From public data
is how far around the property California mails hearing notices to owners, at least 10 days before a use permit hearing
Source: Cal. Gov. Code 65091(a)(4)
Draft the written statement for a zoning variance or conditional use permit, answering your town's tests point by point. Free to read.
Questions
In California, yes. A public hearing is required on an application for a conditional use permit or variance, on a proposed change or revocation of one, and on an appeal, with notice given under Government Code 65091.
Notice is mailed or delivered at least 10 days before the hearing to the property owner, the owner's agent, the applicant, owners of property within 300 feet, and local agencies whose services the project may significantly affect.
No. In California a variance relaxes standards like size or setbacks when special circumstances of the property deprive it of privileges nearby properties have, and it can't authorize a use the zone doesn't allow. Those variance limits don't apply to conditional use permits.
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Where is the property?
Where is the work near a wetland?
Where is the Colorado parcel?
What is your water system's name or ID?
Where is the property on the coast?
What is the project, and where?
Answer it and ePlan opens the Variance or conditional use justification statement door, which drafts the paperwork.