Land Use & Zoning
In Massachusetts, a 'Planned Unit Development' (PUD) typically requires:
AOnly a building permit
BA special permit and/or site plan approval under local zoning✓ Correct
CState approval from EOHLC only
DApproval exclusively from the state Legislature
Explanation
A Planned Unit Development in Massachusetts typically requires a special permit and site plan review from the local Planning Board or Zoning Board of Appeals. PUDs allow flexibility in development standards in exchange for overall design quality.
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