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conditional use permit

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conditional use permit (CUP)

(pronounced “cup”) A permit granted to a property owner to make use of real property in a manner allowed under current zoning regulations, but only in accordance with conditions to be applied by the zoning authority. Houses of worship may be allowed in areas zoned for residential use,but the applicant may be required to obtain a conditional use permit that can be predicated on size, off-street parking availability, indirect nighttime lighting, and other such factors determined on a case-by-case basis. Contrast with variance, in which the property owner is given permission to use the property in a manner inconsistent with current zoning regulations.



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Byline: Greg Bolt The Register-Guard The University of Oregon has decided not to appeal the decision that forced it to get a conditional use permit for its new basketball arena.
Planning Board members echoed neighbors' concerns at a meeting in March, when they denied the conditional use permit.
The school wanted to expand its enrollment from 800 students to 1,200, and extend its hours of operation beyond those in its 1996 conditional use permit so that parents could attend evening programs at the school.
 
 
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