Land Use & Zoning
A Pennsylvania subdivision that creates more than a certain number of lots typically must comply with:
AOnly the state building code
BLocal subdivision and land development ordinance (SALDO) requirements under the MPC✓ Correct
CPREC registration requirements for subdivisions
DFederal HUD subdivision development guidelines
Explanation
Pennsylvania's MPC authorizes municipalities to enact Subdivision and Land Development Ordinances (SALDO). SALDOs regulate how land is divided into lots, including requirements for street improvements, utilities, stormwater management, open space, and plan recording. Compliance is required before lots can be sold.
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