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City of YakimaNonConforming Use / Structure Application PacketCity of Yakima, Planning Division 129 North 2nd Street, 2nd Floor, Yakima, WA 98901 Phone#: (509) 5756183 Email: ask.planning@yakimawa.gov

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1. Step 1: Start by obtaining a copy of the zoning regulations and non-conforming use provisions for your area.
2. Step 2: Determine if your property qualifies for non-conforming use by reviewing the criteria specified in the zoning regulations.
3. Step 3: Complete the necessary application forms, which may require information such as property details, proof of ownership, and the specific non-conforming use you are seeking.
4. Step 4: Submit the application to the appropriate local zoning or planning department, along with any required fees.
5. Step 5: Await the decision on your application, which may involve a review process and potential hearings.
6. Step 6: If your application is approved, ensure compliance with any conditions or restrictions imposed by the zoning authority.
7. Step 7: Regularly monitor and document ongoing compliance with the non-conforming use provisions to avoid any potential violations or penalties.
8. Step 8: Consult with legal professionals or experts if you require guidance or advice throughout the process.

Who needs non-conforming use?

1. Property owners who wish to continue using their property or structures in a way that no longer conforms to current zoning regulations may need non-conforming use.
2. Non-conforming use may be needed by businesses or individuals who have been using their properties for specific purposes that are now prohibited under the updated zoning laws.
3. Owners of historic buildings or structures that no longer comply with current zoning regulations but hold significant cultural or historical value may also need non-conforming use.
4. Individuals who want to change or expand the use of their property beyond what is allowed under current zoning regulations may also require non-conforming use permits.

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What is non-conforming use?

Non-conforming use refers to a property usage that was legally established and compliant with zoning laws at the time it was created, but no longer conforms to current zoning regulations due to changes in the zoning laws.

Who is required to file non-conforming use?

Property owners or developers whose property uses do not conform to current zoning regulations are typically required to file for non-conforming use status.

How to fill out non-conforming use?

To fill out a non-conforming use application, property owners must usually provide details about the property, its current use, the history of the use, and any changes in zoning laws that affect it, along with supporting documentation.

What is the purpose of non-conforming use?

The purpose of non-conforming use is to allow existing properties that do not comply with current zoning regulations to remain in operation under certain conditions, thus protecting property rights and reducing potential economic loss.

What information must be reported on non-conforming use?

Information that must be reported includes the property's location, a description of the use, the history of the use, any changes in zoning status, and supporting evidence of the non-conforming status.