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Article 10: Definitions 210 Section 10.1: Definitions systems for electrical system shall not exceed 45,000 volts; the distribution system for liquids or gases are those operating at pressure of less than 100 pounds per square inch. Variance A relaxation of the literal terms of this Ordinance where such variance will not be contrary to the public interest and, where, owing to conditions peculiar to the property and not the result of actions or the situation of the applicant, a literal enforcement of the Ordinance would result in unnecessary and undue hardship. A variance is authorized only for the dimensional controls of this Ordinance; establishment or expansion of a use otherwise prohibited shall not be permitted by a variance. Variance, Minor, State Watershed Management A variance from the minimum statewide water supply watershed protection rules that results in a relaxation by a factor of up to 10% of any management requirement under the low density requirement. Variance, Major, State Watershed Management A variance from the statewide water supply watershed regulations that results in the relaxation by a factor greater than 10% of any management requirement under the low density option or the relaxation of any management requirement that applies to a development project requiring construction of a BMP. Vehicle Trip A vehicle trip occurs when one vehicle travels from a point of origin to a point of destination. Vested Right The right to undertake and complete the development of a property under the terms and conditions of an approved Site Specific Development Plan, provided, however, failure to abide by such terms and conditions shall result in a forfeiture of vested rights. The vested right is attached to and runs with the applicable property and may be exercised by successors to the original landowner. The period during which a vested right is in affect may be extended by amendments or modifications to the Site Specific Development Plan. An application for an amendment or modification to an approved Site Specific Development Plan shall be treated as a new application. Once established, a vested right supersedes any zoning action which would affect with the type and intensity of use approved in the Site Specific Development Plan, EXCEPT: a) Upon written consent of the landowner; b) Upon findings, after a public hearing, that if the development were to proceed, natural or man- made hazards would pose a serious threat to the public health, safety and welfare; c) To the extent that the landowner is compensated for costs and expenses other than loss of property value; d) Upon findings, after a public hearing, that the applicant or his/her representative(s) intentionally supplied inaccurate or misleading information which led to the approval of the project; or e) Upon findings, after a public hearing, that a change in a State or Federal law or regulation precludes development of the project as approved. Vesting of rights does not preclude the application of overlay zoning districts which impose additional regulations, provided that the regulations are applicable to all property subject to this Ordinance, and the allowable type and intensity of use is not affected. The vested right terminates at the end of the approved vesting period for buildings and uses for which building permits have not been issued. Building permits do not expire during the approved vesting period. Veterinary Clinic A facility staffed by at least one licensed veterinarian for the care and treatment of large and/or small animals not involving overnight care. Such facilities may include grooming and short-term boarding as incidental uses. Veterinary Clinic, mobile... and ' 'treatment of anialo in o r!a of merlinal er s urninal attention m 278 Use was eliminated as part of this amendment process. Orange County, North Carolina—Unified Development Ordinance Page 10-67