Land Use & Zoning
A Pennsylvania property in a 'conservation subdivision' or 'open space development' must set aside what minimum percentage of the tract as open space?
ANo minimum is set by state law — municipalities determine requirements
BA minimum percentage determined by the local SALDO, often 50% of the gross tract area✓ Correct
CExactly 25% regardless of municipality
DOpen space requirements do not apply to residential developments
Explanation
Conservation subdivision requirements vary by municipality under their SALDOs. Many Pennsylvania municipalities require 50% or more of the gross tract area to be preserved as open space in conservation subdivisions.
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