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STERNS COUNTY ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES SUBSURFACE SEWAGE TREATMENT SYSTEM REDUCED SETBACK AGREEMENT 705 Courthouse Square Administrative Center Rm 343 St. Cloud, Minnesota 56303 (320) 6563613 or 18004500852

How to fill out reduced setback agreement

How to fill out reduced setback agreement:

1. Gather all necessary information about your property such as the address, lot size, and existing structures.
2. Review local zoning regulations and setback requirements to determine if your property qualifies for a reduced setback agreement.
3. Contact your local zoning or planning department to obtain the necessary forms and any specific instructions for filling them out.
4. Fill out the forms accurately and completely, providing all requested information, such as your contact details, property details, and the proposed changes or modifications requiring the reduced setback agreement.
5. Attach any additional supporting documents or drawings that may be required to demonstrate the need for a reduced setback and the potential benefits of the proposed changes.
6. Review and double-check all the filled-out forms and supporting documents for any errors or omissions before submitting them.
7. Submit the completed reduced setback agreement forms to the appropriate department or authority, following any specified submission guidelines or deadlines.
8. Keep copies of all submitted forms and documents for your records and for future reference.

Who needs reduced setback agreement:

1. Property owners who want to make modifications or changes to their property that do not comply with the existing setback requirements of the local zoning regulations.
2. Individuals or businesses who believe that a reduced setback will allow for a more efficient or optimal use of the property or improve its functionality.
3. Developers or builders who are planning new construction projects and need to negotiate a reduced setback agreement to meet their specific requirements.

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What is reduced setback agreement?

A reduced setback agreement is an agreement between a property owner and a local government that allows for a reduction in the required setback distance for a building or structure.

Who is required to file reduced setback agreement?

Property owners who wish to build or modify a structure that does not meet the standard setback requirements are required to file a reduced setback agreement.

How to fill out reduced setback agreement?

To fill out a reduced setback agreement, the property owner must provide information about the property, the proposed building or modification, and the reason for the requested setback reduction.

What is the purpose of reduced setback agreement?

The purpose of a reduced setback agreement is to allow property owners to build or modify structures that do not meet setback requirements while still maintaining safety and functionality.

What information must be reported on reduced setback agreement?

The reduced setback agreement must include the property owner's information, details about the property and proposed building or modification, reasons for the setback reduction request, and any supporting documentation.