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Zoning Board of Adjustment
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ZONING BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT IN PLANNING DIVISION |
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The Zoning Board of Adjustment has the responsibility of hearing and deciding appeals and variances.
- Appeals: when the Board hears and decide appeals of decisions of the administrative officer enforcing the zoning ordinance.
The Board also interprets the zoning ordinance and the zoning map.
- Interpretations: when the Board hears and decides on a request for interpretations of the zoning map or ordinance.
The Zoning Board of Adjustment may also grant a variance for a use not specifically permitted in the zone. There are several types of variance listed below.
- Bulk Variances (“C” Variances): A departure from any provision of a zoning ordinance except use.
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Use Variances (“D” Variances): A variance granted for a use or structure that is not permitted in the zone. Examples of use variances:
- · Use of principle structure
- · Expansion of non-conforming use
- · Deviation from a specification of standard of a conditional use
- · Increase in permitted floor area ratio
- · Increase in permitted density
- · Height > 10 feet or 10% of the maximum height permitted
- The variance application is available online, or, in the Department of Community Development's Division of Planning office, or, call (732) 562-6570 or (732) 562-6560.

