What does the Zoning Appeal/Development Application request?

It covers listed actions such as appeals, district map interpretations, conditional use authorization, adjustments, hardship variances, D variances, and other requests.

Who completes this application?

A property owner or an applicant acting on the owner's behalf can complete it. The form asks for property and contact details, the requested action, and project information.

Do I need a notary for the Zoning Appeal/Development Application?

The application itself is signed without a notary, but its ownership and correctness affidavit sections contain sworn statements to be signed before a notary public.

How do I submit the Zoning Appeal/Development Application?

File it with the Zoning Office with the required fees, supplementary information, and forms. Some initial variance submissions require an original and one copy.

Princeton, MT · Mercer County

No notary required

Zoning Appeal/Development Application

Property owners and applicants use this application to request zoning appeals, variances, conditional use authorization, and other listed land-use actions in Princeton.

What this form is

The application lets property owners or their representatives request zoning relief or other listed actions, including appeals, conditional use authorization, adjustments, and variances. It asks for property, owner, applicant, and proposed-use details, along with zoning and building measurements and supporting information. The form also outlines written statements, affidavits, and other materials required for certain requests.

Who needs it

Property owners or authorized applicants seeking a listed zoning appeal, variance, conditional use authorization, or other development action should complete this application.

How to submit it

File the application with the Zoning Office, including required supplementary information and forms and the required fees. For initial submissions involving the specified hardship or D variances, submit an original and one copy.

About notarization

The application is signed without a notary, but its ownership and correctness affidavit sections include sworn statements to be signed before a notary public.

How to submit this form

1
Download The Application
Download the Zoning Appeal/Development Application PDF.
2
Complete The Application
Type or legibly print the property, owner, applicant, request, proposed-use, and zoning information that applies.
3
Gather Required Materials
Include required supplementary information and forms, affidavits, and any other materials applicable to your request.
4
Submit To The Zoning Office
File the application with the required fees. For specified initial variance submissions, provide an original and one copy.

Frequently asked questions

What does the Zoning Appeal/Development Application request?: It covers listed actions such as appeals, district map interpretations, conditional use authorization, adjustments, hardship variances, D variances, and other requests.
Who completes this application?: A property owner or an applicant acting on the owner's behalf can complete it. The form asks for property and contact details, the requested action, and project information.
Do I need a notary for the Zoning Appeal/Development Application?: The application itself is signed without a notary, but its ownership and correctness affidavit sections contain sworn statements to be signed before a notary public.
How do I submit the Zoning Appeal/Development Application?: File it with the Zoning Office with the required fees, supplementary information, and forms. Some initial variance submissions require an original and one copy.

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