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The document is an application form for changing zoning district boundaries in Olmsted County. It outlines the necessary information and requirements for applicants, including property details, existing and proposed uses, reasons for the change, and required documentation such as a site plan and environmental checklist. The form also includes sections for township board recommendations and signatures.

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Can my property be rezoned without permission?

There is no way to rezone a property without careful consideration and consultation with your areas overseeing body, such as the municipal planning and building department. You may have to undergo several rounds of legislation, hearings, and meetings to gain approval to rezone your property.

Who is in control of zoning?

There is no federal agency for zoning so who controls the zoning in your area depends almost entirely on where you live. It is controlled at the county level in some cases or at the city level in others. Sometimes zoning is decided by a zoning office, and sometimes it is controlled by a land use office.

How much are GIS fees in Olmsted County?

The GIS Impact Fee for Metes Bounds is $38.00 per new parcel, or a minimum fee of $76.00 per application. Please note each legal description on a Certificate of Survey represents a new parcel. The shifting of a lot line creates two new legal parcels which is applicable to the minimum application fee of $76.00.

Who can change zoning?

However, when current zoning laws dont allow property owners or developers to use their land the way they want, they can apply to rezone the area. A good lawyer helps. It would be difficult [to rezone property] without legal help, says McFarland.

Why is it so hard to change zoning laws?

Local governments, which typically manage land-use regulation, became resistant to changing zoning laws for fear of backlash from homeowners. Homeowners wielded huge political influence to block any changes they believed could hurt their property values.