When to Use Nonconforming?
A Nonconforming Use Is a Use of Property That Was Allowed Under the Zoning Regulations at the Time the Use Was Established but Which, Because of Subsequent...
A nonconforming use is a use of property that was allowed under the zoning regulations at the time the use was established but which, because of subsequent changes in those regulations, is no longer a permitted use.
What is an example of non conforming use?
Legal Nonconforming Use. ... Take, for example, a commercial project consisting of land or property whose present use is legal and in compliance with the existing zoning ordinances. If zoning ordinances change, the site may still be utilized for original zoning use as-is.
What is a legally nonconforming use?
A “legal nonconforming use" is a use of land or structure which was legally established according to the applicable zoning and building laws of the time, but which does not meet current zoning and building regulations.
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