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I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I Table 3. STATUTORY PROCEDURES AND CONSTRAINTS: IN MINNESOTA* (u:. E () IJ i rJ f , (1 A/~Cl\ Cities and Townships 1/ O~INr. ORDINANCE.~ENDMENT /1L L (:11)[ :~~, ) ~ Counties 1/ Initiated by: Governing body, planning agency,~1 or petition of affected landowners Governing body, planning commission, or petition of affected landowners Required Review Planning agency (if present) Planning commission (if present) ... Time Limit on Review 60 days Local discretion Effect of No Reviewing Report Does not stop proceedings Stops proceedings Public Hearings Required Required Who Conducts Hearings? Governing body or planning agency Planning commission, board of adjustment, or any county official or employee Local Notice Period 10 days 10 days Public Notice Official newspaper Official newspaper and newspaper in general circulation Letter Notice: All Amendments Local discretion All townships All cities Additional Letter Notice: Rezoning Amendments Record property owners within 350' Affected property owners Record property owners within one-half mile. 1/ 1/ Different procedures and constraints apply to airport zoning. See Minn. Stat. ~8360.06l-360.074. Townships may also be affected by Minn. Stat. S~366.l0- 366.182. In cities of the first class, additional requirements in Minn. Stat. 8462.357(5) apply. Local government units in the Twin Cities metropolitan area may also be affected by Minn. StaL ss473.851-473.872. 2/ The planning agency may be either the planning commission or the planning department, as designated by the governing body. 3/ Within city boundaries, only This applies only outside city boundaries. owners within 500' must be notified. * Prepared by Robert Snyder, Attorney and Extension Land Economist, Minnesota Extension Service, University of Minnesota, January 1984. Revised January 1986 Advisory only; not intended as a legal opinion. Copyright 1986, Robert Snyder. +~