Minnesota HF933 limits municipal powers to require planned unit developments and regulates planned unit development agreements.
Minnesota HF933 restricts municipalities from requiring planned unit development agreements for residential developments that comply with existing zoning ordinances or qualify as conditional uses. The bill mandates that these agreements be posted on the municipality's website or made available at the city hall if no website exists, at least seven days before review by the governing body. Once approved, these agreements cannot be modified without the consent of all parties involved.
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