344708289

Case 200708SU · Special Use · Office · Marion County

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The request, as filed

SU. Request: addition of modular office and parking area AR24968.

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The facts on file

Case number200708SU
Address344708289
Case typeSpecial Use
ProductOffice
Site size2.25 acres
ApprovedJuly 21, 2020
JurisdictionMarion County

The story so far

July 21, 2020Approved

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What this case is

Special exception or conditional use. A special exception (some jurisdictions say conditional use or special use) allows a use the zoning permits only after case-by-case review, such as a school in a residential district or a drive-through. A board decides it after a public hearing. The zoning itself does not change. If approved, the use is allowed on this site under the conditions in the approval. Site plans and building permits follow as usual.

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