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Special Use Permit: While Under Contract?
Hi All,
I am hoping to get your insight about a special use permit from a buyers agents perspective.
Me and a buyer are looking at a commercial property in CT (Stonington to be exact) and he is speculating about converting the top floors into residential units. The zone of the property requires approval of a special use permit to make the change.
I've been reading up on the special use permit process in Stonington but the question I have is: Are we allowed to do the process prior to closing (with the seller's agreement, of course)? And is it appropriate to have a purchase and sale contract contingent upon a special use permit getting approved?
Thanks for the help!
Shawn Burns