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FLOODPLAIN VARIANCE APPEAL APPLICATION 2025

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The document outlines the application process for a floodplain variance, which allows a community to grant relief from specific floodplain regulations. It emphasizes that variances must comply with NFIP guidelines and local laws, and highlights the potential increase in flood insurance premiums for structures built below base flood elevation. The document also includes sections for applicant information, hardship explanation, and records of variance actions by the Board of Zoning and Building Appeals.

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Is it hard to get a zoning variance?

Getting a variance can be a tricky and expensive process, and if you dont prepare yourself properly, you may be fighting a losing battle. By learning how to obtain a variance for your lot, you improve your chances of navigating the process smoothly, quickly, and at minimal cost.

How to apply for a property variance?

How to Apply for a Variance Step 1: Find Out Your Propertys Zoning Code or Designation. Step 2: Determine the Type of Variance You Need. Step 3: Verify Measurements with a Property Surveyor. Step 4: Prepare a Clear Plan for Your Zoning Request. Step 5: Obtain a Written Application for Your Variance.

How do you obtain a variance?

Write neatly and legibly/type your application. State specifically why you need the variance, what your hardship is and why the Ordinance, which caused your denial unfairly affects you. Attach all relevant documents to your application. Avoid, if possible, submitting new documentation to the Board during the Hearing.

How to appeal flood zone determination?

If you believe your property was incorrectly identified as a Special Flood Hazard Area (SFHA) by the National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP), you may submit an application to FEMA for a formal determination of the propertys location and/or elevation relative to the SFHA.

How do you write a letter requesting variance?

For all Variances, an applicant must also satisfy Legal Notice requirements. An applicant must obtain a list of all property owners located within 200 feet of the subject property. Once the applicant receives this list of property owners, the applicant must provide a written Legal Notice to those property owners.

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