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SPECIAL USE PERMIT INFORMATION What is a Special Use? The Buncombe County Zoning Ordinance provides a list of land use types that may be permitted in each Zoning District within the County. Most allowable

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How to fill out special use permit

1. To fill out a special use permit, follow these steps:
2. Obtain the special use permit application form from the appropriate governing agency.
3. Read and understand the instructions provided with the form.
4. Gather all necessary documentation and information required for the application.
5. Fill out the application form accurately and completely, providing all requested details.
6. Attach any supporting documents as required, such as project plans, environmental impact assessment, etc.
7. Review the completed application form and supporting documents to ensure they meet all the criteria.
8. Submit the filled-out application form along with the required fee to the governing agency.
9. Await the review and decision of the governing agency on your special use permit application.
10. If approved, follow any additional instructions or conditions set forth by the governing agency.
11. If denied, you may have the option to appeal the decision or make revisions and reapply.

Who needs special use permit?

1. Special use permits are typically required by individuals or businesses who intend to undertake activities or projects that deviate from the normal land use or zoning regulations.
2. Examples of who may need a special use permit include:
3. - Property owners planning to build a structure in a designated historical district.
4. - Businesses seeking to establish a commercial operation in a residential zone.
5. - Event organizers interested in holding large gatherings in public spaces.
6. - Filmmakers looking to shoot a movie in a protected natural area.
7. - Non-profit organizations organizing fundraising events in city parks.
8. The specific requirements for obtaining a special use permit may vary depending on the governing agency and the nature of the proposed activity.

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What is special use permit?

A special use permit is a permit required for specific activities or uses of land that are not allowed by right in a particular zoning district.

Who is required to file special use permit?

Any individual or organization looking to engage in activities or uses of land that are not allowed by right in a specific zoning district.

How to fill out special use permit?

Special use permits typically involve submitting an application form, providing detailed descriptions of the proposed activity or use, and meeting any specific requirements set by the local governing body.

What is the purpose of special use permit?

The purpose of a special use permit is to allow for flexibility in zoning regulations while still protecting the overall goals and standards of the zoning code.

What information must be reported on special use permit?

Information required on a special use permit may include details about the proposed activity or use, potential impacts on surrounding properties, and any mitigation measures planned.