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Attachment A <br />City of Roseville <br />2-3-16 <br />Page 4 <br />Council may direct otherwise should they disagree. No formal decisions are <br />made at the sketch plan phase <br />3) Second Developer Open House – using the feedback from sketch plan, the <br />developer is required to prepare a concept plan that addresses the City’s <br />concerns. Before being presented to the City, the revised plan is again <br />shown to the public first at a second developer’s open house. <br />4) PUD Concept Plan – This stage includes review of a preliminary plat and all <br />preliminary plan sets necessary to fully review the proposed development <br />plan. Colored renderings, a detailed concept site plan, grading & erosion <br />control plans, utility plans, tree preservation plans and a traffic study (if <br />required), amongst other plan sets will allow the Planning Commission and <br />City Council to determine if the PUD should be approved or denied. Staff will <br />also pen an initial draft of the Overlay district at this stage for finalization at <br />Final Plan should the Concept plan be approved. <br />5) PUD Final Plan – PUD final plan is analogous to Final Plat. All plans and <br />materials must be updated in conformance with conditions of Concept plan <br />approval, the developers agreement must be finalized, and all legal <br />documents must be in order. The overlay district language will be finalized <br />and published during this step, after which the plat may be filed at the County <br />development may potentially begin. <br />All told, the public will have up to five (5) opportunities to provide feedback to either <br />the developer, planning commission, or City Council throughout the course of the <br />project. <br />(J) PUD Amendments <br /> – Procedures for amending approved PUDs are outlined for <br />both PUD Overlay Districts and pre-existing PUDs. Amendments to approved <br />overlay districts can take one of three forms: <br />1) Administrative Amendments which are relegated to only minor changes <br />dictated by engineering or other circumstances which have no appreciable <br />real-world impacts. Such changes must conform to the approved overlay <br />district intent and be consistent with all requirements of the PUD ordinance. <br />2) Ordinance Amendments which may be needed to update language within the <br />adopted overlay district ordinance. This process is intended to be used to <br /> <br />