Land Use & Zoning (alternative)
In Maryland, planned unit developments (PUDs) allow developers to:
AExceed height limits without any approval
BMix land uses and vary lot sizes in exchange for open space and design amenities✓ Correct
CBypass all environmental reviews
DDevelop wetlands without MDE permits
Explanation
PUDs allow flexible development standards—mixing residential, commercial, and recreational uses with varied lot sizes—in exchange for providing open space, amenities, and a cohesive design plan.
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