Before you move forward with any new business use in San Diego, it’s important to know when a Conditional Use Permit (CUP) comes into play. From land-use checks to environmental reviews and public hearings, each step shapes how quickly your project moves. Explore the full Conditional Use Permit in San Diego guide to navigate the approval process with confidence.
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A variance permits property owners to deviate from zoning standards due to unique site conditions, while a Conditional Use Permit (CUP) allows for land uses not typically allowed under current zoning regulations. To learn how California cities evaluate these processes, when public hearings are necessary, and why proper justification is important, check out the full blog on variances versus CUPs in California.
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