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11/15/09, 10:13 am

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I have a non conforming commercial property in a residential area. It is grandfathered. It started as a large florist/greenhouses in the 40's or 50's. Over the years it went from a florist to a mechanical contractor, to a general contractor to now a landscape contractor. Lawfully, do I need a zoning certification being it is a grandfathered piece?


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