Land Use & Zoning (alternative)
In Maryland, 'planned unit development' (PUD) approval typically goes through which process?
AAdministrative approval by one county employee
BLegislative rezoning or a detailed site plan review process by the planning board and/or governing body✓ Correct
CMREC approval only
DApproval by the Board of Zoning Appeals only
Explanation
PUDs typically require a legislative rezoning or a detailed site plan approval process involving public hearings, planning board review, and often the county governing body, given the scale and complexity of PUDs.
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