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Where Ordinance Allows Apartment Buildings, Condominium Units Are Also Permitted Unless Specifically Excluded

By Patty Salkin

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A developer asked the county to rezone a portion of land from ?A1? (Agricultural 1) to ?CD-R1? (Community Development ? Single-Family Residential). The Board of Supervisors (the ?Board?) approved the request and also granted the developer a special use permit for condominium development on the land. Subsequently, the zoning administrator disapproved the submitted site plan [...]

Full post as published by Law of the Land on April 16, 2009 (boomark / email).

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