Municipal powers to require planned unit developments limited, and planned unit development agreements regulated.

HF 933 limits Minnesota municipalities' ability to require planned unit development (PUD) agreements for residential projects that already comply with existing zoning rules or qualify as conditional uses. It mandates that if a PUD agreement is approved, the municipality must publicly post it online for at least seven days before review (or make it available at city hall if no website exists). The bill also prohibits modifying an approved PUD agreement without consent from all parties involved. This directly affects developers seeking to build residential projects and local governments managing land use approvals.