Putnam County amends code to allow contiguous expansion of Planned Unit Developments
Commissioners adopted changes to Chapter 66 to allow contiguous expansion of PUD districts (including legacy overlays), requiring rezoning procedures and contiguity criteria; county manager’s specifics were included and staff said the change encourages coordinated development while preserving public notice and planning reviews.
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The Putnam County Board of Commissioners voted to revise Chapter 66 of the county code to provide regulatory provisions allowing the expansion of Planned Unit Development (PUD) districts when parcels are contiguous and associations are in good standing. The board approved the revision after staff and a development consultant explained the change is intended to allow successful PUDs to add adjacent acreage while preserving public notice, planning review and zoning procedures.
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