12c
a2 + b2 = c2. 62 + 82=c2. 36+64=c2. 100=c2. sqrt(100)=sqrt(c2). c=10. So the diagonal is 10 m. long.
(c2 + 11)(c2 - 11)
C2+6c-9
a2+b2=c2 22+42=c2 4+16=c2 20=c2 c=square root of 20
check with your local zoning office but C2 is typically "Commerical" use property.
C6 zoning is most likely zoning for a specific type of commercial use. Every municipality has its own zoning laws that keep land development in order. The zoning laws typically create zones in the municipality that permitted only certain uses, such as residential, commercial or industrial. Those laws will also define what is a commercial, residential or industrial use. Many, but not all, municipalities identify these zones with a letter prefix relating to the type allowed and there i s no hard and fast rule on how to name them. It is probable that a town with a C6 zone also has other zones C1, C2 and so on, with slight differences among them. For example a C1 zone might be one where only commercial uses such as office buildings are allowed. The C2 zone might be one where commercial uses such as stores and retail outlets are allowed. C3 might be one where commercial uses such as gas stations are allowed. It all depends on how the municipality wants to set up its zoning system and what it wants to name its zones.
Commercial or mixed commercial-residential is the required zoning for a self-storage facility.
If the locality's Zoning Board permits it. You have to talk to the zoning board (or zoning commission) where the property is located.
It depends on the local zoning code. Check with the zoning department -- they might have a website. Usually, CR stands for one of two things: Commercial Retail, or Commercial in a Rural District. Either way, they allow office and retail uses -- the latter being less "intense" due to the rural location.
Zoning
Zoning is a process used by governments to plan out the best use for the land in their district. Land can be zoned residential for homes, commercial or industrial.
Zoning determines how land can be used. If a land is zoned for a certain type of commercial, it can be used for stores, etc. If the land is only zoned for residential, only homes can be built there. If the land is in a place where there is a high demand for commercial real estate, rezoning the land so that it cannot be used for commercial purposes could reduce the value. (;
It depends on what the ordinance from building and zoning say in your locale.
It depends on the local zoning code. Check with the zoning department -- they might have a website. Usually, CR stands for one of two things: Commercial Retail, or Commercial in a Rural District. Either way, they allow office and retail uses -- the latter being less "intense" due to the rural location.
It's called zoning.
Zoning restrictions