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C. The design achieves maximum compatibility with surrounding land uses,both existing and anticipated, and shall minimize the potential adverse impacts that the PUD and surrounding land uses may have on one another; D. The design takes into consideration proposed modification of underlying zoning requirements and provides appropriate solutions to eliminate adverse impacts that proposed modifications may impose on surrounding lands; E. If the proposed PUD involves construction over two or more phases,the applicant has demonstrated that each phase is capable of being a stand-alone development independent of other phases; and F. At least one or more of the following specific goals will be achieved by the proposed PUD: 1. Sustainability Improvements Multiple sustainability techniques are incorporated into the development plans including but not necessarily limited to: a. Implementation of high-quality construction standards and the use of high-quality construction materials to ensure the longevity of the proposed project; b. Improvements to reduce the project's energy load, increase energy efficiency,and maximize the use of renewable energy sources; c. Inclusion of facilities to reuse or recycle water for on-site uses such as irrigation; and/or d. Enhancement of Indoor Environmental Quality(IEQ)by maximizing interior daylight, investment in appropriate ventilation and moisture control, occupant control over systems such as lighting and temperature, and avoidance of materials with high- VOC emissions. 2. Improved Storm Water Management Where appropriate,maximize the use of ecologically based approaches to storm water management, restoration or enhancement of on-site ecological systems, and protection of off-site ecological systems through the application of Low Impact Development(LID) practices. Page 5 of 15