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Nonconforming
Use.
Any
use that violates zoning regulations or codes but is allowed
to continue because it began before the zoning restriction was
added.
For
instance, John owns a commercial structure/property, purchased in
1950. In 1960 the land surrounding the property was sold
and zoned for residential use by the city. Under nonconforming
use, the property may remain commercial as John's used it in
the past. He may, however, be restricted in the extent
to which he can improve or restore the structures/property.
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