Which Is Not True About Zoning Ordinance Variances

question 27

Multiple Choice

Which is not true about zoning ordinance variances:

• A) They are not available for hardships caused by the actions of the property owner seeking the variance.
• B) They  are available if it affirmatively appears that the property owner seeking the variance cannot yield a reasonable return on the owner's investment in the property.
• C) They  are available for hardships caused by the variance that are common to the zoned area.
• D) All of these are true.

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Definitions:

Overload

A condition where equipment or a circuit carries more current than it is designed to handle, potentially causing damage or overheating.

Lower Intensity

A term referring to reduced strength or magnitude, often used in the context of light, sound, or magnetic fields.

Current Condition

The present status or state of a system, reflecting its operating conditions, performance levels, and overall health.

Overload Protection

A safety feature designed to protect electrical circuits and devices from exceeding their safe current limits.