PUD definition

Examples of PUD in a sentence

  • The PUD district may permit a greater mixing of land uses not easily accomplished by the application of conventional zoning district boundaries, or a framework for coordinating the development of land with the provision of an adequate roadway system or essential utilities and services.

  • The PUD final site plan as approved by the Planning Commission will be used by the Department of Codes Administration to determine compliance, both in the issuance of permits for construction and field inspection.

  • Planned Unit Development Overlay District (PUD) is an alternative zoning process that allows for the development of land in a well-planned and coordinated manner, providing opportunities for more efficient utilization of land than would otherwise be permitted by the conventional zoning provisions of this title.

  • This Declaration shall be amended when additional units are added to the PUD.

  • If originally limited to office activities, the range of permitted uses in a commercial PUD shall not be expanded to broader classifications of retail, commercial or industrial activities, unless such activities are otherwise permitted by the underlying base zone district.


More Definitions of PUD

PUD. Shall have the meaning set forth in Section 3.03.
PUD means the total proved undeveloped reserves of the Company and the Included Subsidiaries, determined in accordance with SEC guidelines based on an Independent Reserve Report; provided, however, that PUD shall mean zero unless (A) it is based upon an Independent Reserve Report (or a Reserve Update) that was current as of a date within 92 days of such date of determination, (B) the Company has publicly disclosed the PDNP in a Periodic Report as of a date within 274 days of such date of determination (based on an Independent Reserve Report that was current as of such date of determination), (C) the PUD is based upon the same Independent Reserve Report or Reserve Update on which the PDNP and PDP are based as of such date of determination, and (D) if the PDNP is not based upon an Independent Reserve Report (or a Reserve Update) that was current as of such date of determination, the Company reasonably believes, based upon its own analysis conducted in good faith and reflecting the Recent Production (and has certified in the applicable Officer’s Certificate that it so reasonably believes), that the PUD is not less than that disclosed in the Independent Reserve Report (or Reserve Update) on which the PUD is based.
PUD means a property under development, as designated by the REIT.
PUD. As defined in Section 3.03(8).
PUD means a real estate development of separately owned lots, with: (i) contiguous or noncontiguous areas or facilities usually owned by an owners’ association in which the owners of the lots have a stock or membership interest; (ii) title to the real estate under the dwelling units being held by the individual lot owners and not by the owners’ association; (iii) the association having title to and administering the common areas, and levying monthly charges against the lot owners for common areas expenses; and (iv) membership in the owners’ association not being severed from the ownership of an individual unit.
PUD means locations that have been booked in the proved undeveloped category in the McDaniel Reserve Report