Eric owns an irregularly shaped lot in a residential neighborhood. The yard and setback requirements outlined in the local zoning laws will not allow him to build a house on the lot. How can a variance help Eric in this situation? O A variance will allow Eric to build an industrial building on his property, which is not subject to any yard and setback requirements. O A variance will allow Eric to build a commercial building on his property, which is not subject to any yard and setback requirements. O By proving hardship, Eric will most likely be granted a waiver on one or more for the yard and setback requirements, which will allow him to build a house on his property. O A variance cannot help Eric in this situation.

Eric owns an irregularly shaped lot in a residential neighborhood. The yard and setback requirements outlined in the local zoning laws will not allow him to build a house on the lot. How can a variance help Eric in this situation? O A variance will allow Eric to build an industrial building on his property, which is not subject to any yard and setback requirements. O A variance will allow Eric to build a commercial building on his property, which is not subject to any yard and setback requirements. O By proving hardship, Eric will most likely be granted a waiver on one or more for the yard and setback requirements, which will allow him to build a house on his property. O A variance cannot help Eric in this situation.

Understanding Business

12th Edition

ISBN:9781259929434

Author:William Nickels

Publisher:William Nickels

Chapter1: Taking Risks And Making Profits Within The Dynamic Business Environment

Section: Chapter Questions

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