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Jordan Bennett is advising a client when this issue arises: An owner wants relief from a dimensional zoning requirement because the parcel’s unusual shape creates a hardship.

Which conclusion is most accurate?

  1. Use an easement to repeal the dimensional requirement.
  2. Record a private deed restriction that overrides zoning.
  3. Ignore the ordinance because the owner holds fee title.
  4. Seek a variance by proving the required hardship.

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