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Can a home be built on property after the PDCs are severed?

April 26, 2017built Home Property severed

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Can a home be built on property after the PDCs are severed?

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Yes, in some but not all cases. The right to build one or more homes in the future can be reserved if the property qualifies for development under the municipal zoning ordinance. In these cases, one right (or 1/4 PDC) is deducted from the allocation for each home to be built in the future. If you wish to reserve the right to build in the future, indicate so in your application to the Pinelands Commission for a Letter of Interpretation.