If your application is denied, you can't use the property the way you wanted to. However, you can usually appeal the decision if you feel there’s a good case to be made. Don't throw in the towel just yet!
Yes, in most cases, you'll need to attend a public hearing where neighbors and city officials can ask questions and share their thoughts about your request. It's your moment to shine!
It can take a few weeks to a couple of months to get a decision, depending on factors like how complex the request is and how busy city planners are. Patience is key here!
You'll need to provide details about your property, the specific zoning rules you're looking to change, and the reasons why you think a variance should be granted. Think of it as telling your story!
People often apply for a variance if they want to build something that doesn't quite fit the zoning rules, like adding a deck or turning a garage into a living space.
Anyone who owns property or has legal control of land in Anaheim can apply for a variance. If you've got a good reason for changing how your property is used, you're in the game!
A variance application is a request you make to the city to change a specific zoning law to allow for a different use of your property. It's like asking for a little wiggle room!