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Attachment <br />supersede underlying zoning. Issues not specifically addressed by the PUD Overlay district <br />shall be governed by the underlying zoning district regulations. <br />B. <br />All PUDs approved prior to \[date of ordinance publication\] shall be allowed to continue per <br />the original conditions of approval. <br />1023.04: PERMITTED LOCATIONS FOR PUD REZONING <br />Establishment of a PUD overlay district may be requested for any area regardless of current zoning. <br />1023.05: PUD QUALIFICATIONS <br />A. <br />Establishment of a PUD will be considered only for areas of land in single ownership or <br />control. Alternatively, multiple party ownership, in the sole discretion of the City, is <br />acceptable when legally sufficient written consent from all persons and entities with <br />ownership interest is provided at the time of application. <br />B. <br />Projects eligible for a PUD shall have a site which consists of a parcel or contiguous parcels <br />of land two (2) acres or more in size. Tracts of less than two acres may be governed by a <br />PUD overlay district only if the applicant can demonstrate that a project of superior design <br />can be achieved,or that greater compliance with the comprehensive plan goals and policies <br />can be attained through use of the PUD process. <br />1023.06: PERMITTED USES WITHIN A PUD <br />A. <br />The extent of permitted land uses within a PUD shall be limited to those land uses that are <br />either permitted or deemed by the Community Development Department to be substantially <br />similar to those allowed in the underlying zoning district. <br />B. <br />Adopted PUD overlay district regulations may include specific provisions governing uses <br />which supersede underlying zoning requirements. <br />C. <br />More than one building may be placed on one lot in a PUD. <br />1023.07: AREAS OF FLEXIBILITY <br />Flexibility provided through a PUD will not to be approved simply to avoid adherence to <br />underlying zoning regulations, but instead must be used as a springboard to new and exciting <br />development that would not otherwise be possible utilizing existing zoning standards. Areas of <br />possible flexibility include: <br />A. <br />Building Placement including zero lot line construction subject to building code <br />allowances. Specifications and standards for lots and setbacks shall be at the discretion of <br />City Council, and shall encourage a desirable living or working environment which assists in <br />achieving the goals set out for PUDs in Section (A)(1)(b). <br />314 <br />Page of <br /> <br />