Multiple Choice
Stop-to-Shop Inc. buys a section of land that is zoned exclusively residential. Intending to build a convenience store, car wash, and small mall on the property, the company seeks a variance. Many of the neighbors-single-family homeowners-want to object. Their best argument is that the variance
A) would allow the use of the land in a way not permitted by zoning rules.
B) is the least intrusive solution to the problem.
C) is necessary for reasonable development.
D) will alter the essential character of the neighborhood.
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