When Jan and Detmar Wolcinski bought their 152-year-old house, they began remodeling it with one goal in mind - opening a bed and breakfast inn. The Chadwick Inn has exceeded the Wolcinski's expectations in its first year of operation, but now some neighbors are starting to complain about the increased traffic in their neighborhood and the late hours some of the Inn's guests keep. The Wolcinski's greatest challenge in the near future is most likely ________.
A)convincing the local historical preservation board that the modifications they made to the house are in keeping with its historical character
B)zoning laws prohibiting commercial businesses in a residentially zoned area
C)major hotel chains opening competing "bed and breakfast" hotels on adjacent lots
D)encroaching shopping centers and malls that push up real estate prices

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Quizplus · Accepted Answer

The increased traffic and late hours of guests are likely violating zoning laws prohibiting commercial businesses in a residentially zoned area, so the Wolcinski's greatest challenge is probably addressing these complaints and ensuring they are in compliance with zoning regulations. The other options are not as immediately relevant to the situation described.

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