Most zoning ordinances provide that a previously approved nonconforming use may be terminated:
A) immediately.
B) after 6 months of the structure's future useful life.
C) when a nonconforming structure is destroyed or substantially damaged.
D) when the structure is sold.

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Most zoning ordinances provide that a previously approved nonconforming use may be terminated when a nonconforming structure is destroyed or substantially damaged. This means that if a nonconforming structure is damaged in a way that it cannot be repaired, then the nonconforming use of the property must be terminated.

Most Zoning Ordinances Provide That a Previously Approved Nonconforming Use