Key Takeaways
- Trust fund violations typically result in the most severe state sanctions including immediate suspension or revocation.
- Variances require hardship proof; special use permits do not — they address uses already contemplated by the code.
- Recovery funds pay consumer claims when licensee judgments are uncollectible, up to per-transaction and per-licensee limits.
- Nonconforming uses can be maintained but not expanded, changed, or rebuilt after substantial destruction.
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Test Your Knowledge
1.Which type of license violation typically results in the most severe sanctions?
2.What is required to obtain a use variance?
3.What happens to a licensee's license when the state recovery fund pays a claim against them?