Minnesota HF2013 limits municipal regulations on residential development, prohibiting aesthetic mandates and minimum square footage requirements.
Minnesota HF2013 aims to limit certain regulations on residential development by municipalities. The bill prohibits municipalities from conditioning approval of building permits, subdivision developments, or planned units on aesthetic conditions not required by the State Building Code. It also bans municipalities from imposing minimum square footage requirements. These restrictions do not apply to residential developments proposed by the municipality itself.
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