By Ed Clement
The ease of obtaining a zoning variance can vary significantly depending on several factors, including the specific zoning regulations in your jurisdiction, the nature of your request, and the local decision-making process.
In some cases, obtaining a zoning variance can be relatively straightforward, especially if your request aligns with the local zoning ordinance and is considered a minor deviation. This might involve minor adjustments such as setbacks, height restrictions, or parking requirements.
However, if your request involves significant changes or deviations from the existing zoning regulations, it can be more challenging. The process might require public hearings, notification of neighboring property owners, and thorough evaluation by the local zoning board or planning commission.
Typically, the decision to grant a zoning variance is based on factors like the impact on the surrounding area, potential conflicts with neighboring properties, the intended use of the property, and compliance with the overall goals of the zoning regulations.
It's important to consult with local planning or zoning authorities to understand the specific requirements, procedures, and potential challenges associated with obtaining a zoning variance in your jurisdiction.
They can provide you with more accurate information regarding the ease or difficulty of the process based on local regulations and practices.
Obtaining a zoning variance can be costly as well as time consuming and the odds do not favor a positive result but if all of the metrics of the site are worth pursuing it may be worth taking the risk.
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Ed Clement is a franchise director at Storage Authority. One of his passions and responsibilities is helping franchisees find land by sharing how to find land both online and offline. Ed has a strong background in real estate, investment banking, and management consulting. He is available at Ed@StorageAuthority.com or 727 946 0745 to answer your questions and share the Storage Authority Franchise opportunity.
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