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The document is an application for final approval of a metes and bounds subdivision in Olmsted County, Minnesota. It outlines the requirements for property owners to submit their application along with necessary documents, including a Certificate of Survey prepared by a registered land surveyor. The application must be approved by various county departments to ensure compliance with local ordinances and regulations.

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What is the purpose of PUD?

Residents choose to live in a planned unit development because of the convenience and private amenities. These private amenities often include a grocery or drug store, restaurants, and privately owned roads. Other amenities can include 24-hour security, landscaping, and maintenance for home exteriors and yards.

What is the Olmsted County land use plan?

The Olmsted County General Land Use Plan (GLUP) is the primary set of land use policies that defines the communitys vision of how, when, and where growth, redevelopment, and preservation should occur throughout the county.

What do PUD owners actually own?

A PUD is a community in which individual unit owners have ownership of their home, their lot, and the common area. The difference between an HOA-run condo townhome and a PUD townhome is who owns the land on which the structure sits. In a condo situation, the association owns the land.

What is a planned unit development in Minnesota?

A Planned Unit Development, or PUD as it is more commonly known, is a form of zoning in which project applicants and municipalities bypass zoning controls as a form of variance.

What are the disadvantages of PUD?

Cons of PUDS: You need to follow the rules regarding parking, pet ownership, home exteriors, and other items related to the PUD community. You do not have complete autonomy in the way you use your property.

What is the object of planned unit development?

Mixed-use PUDs: These PUDs combine residential, commercial, and often other uses, such as offices or retail spaces, within a single development. The goal is to create vibrant, walkable communities where residents can live, work, and shop in proximity.

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