Property owners or lessees who desire to use or develop a property for a particular purpose which is different than what current zoning regulations allow may request a public hearing. Local issues are decided before the local Community Zoning Appeals Board.
Countywide issues and some appeals are scheduled to be heard by the Board of County Commissioners.
Zoning Hearing Frequently Asked Questions:
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When is a Zoning Hearing Required?
Whenever a property owner or lessee desires to change the use of land, the request is made by applying for a public zoning hearing.
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What is a Zoning Hearing Required For?
Approval of all new proposals, and all development plans for a proposed use of land or a proposed structure that have been disapproved by staff.
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Why is a Zoning Hearing Required?
The Zoning Processing, Zoning Information or the Zoning Permit Sections of the Department of Planning & Zoning determine whether or not present zoning regulations allow for certain uses or development proposals.
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How much Does a Zoning Hearing Cost?
Fees and more detailed instructions can be found on the application form.
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Plan revision for Zoning Hearing Applications
