Q: I paid for a business permit that was approved to change business type . Zoning the same . Not a conditional use permit.
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For legal matters involving business permits, it's crucial to understand the specific context and timeline of your situation. Your approved permit for changing business type, with consistent zoning, forms the foundation for your business operations.
If you're encountering issues with this permit, your first step should be to contact your local planning department in Riverside. They can provide detailed information about your permit's terms and conditions, as well as verify that all requirements have been met. Keep copies of all documentation related to your permit approval.
Consider consulting with your local Small Business Development Center or Chamber of Commerce for additional guidance. They often provide valuable resources and can help you navigate any challenges that arise with business permits. If you need further assistance, working with legal counsel who focuses on business and real estate law in California could help protect your interests.
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