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-21- C. An increase in the intensity of use along the perimeter of a PDD. D. A change in the location or increase in the area of non-residential uses. 2. Major Changes. Substantial alterations shall be resubmitted for consideration by the Planning commission or Council following the same procedure required in the original adoption of the plan. Changes in the density allowance caused by an addition or deletion to the area of a partially developed PDD shall apply to the entire PDD and not only to the remaining undeveloped portion. COMMENTARY: Major changes to a Development Plan include any alterations which are determined as such by the Director of Planning as well as those which would cause any of the conditions enumerated in §407-1. 408. Platting A. The property proposed for PDD shall be platted as required by the most current subdivision regulations as modified within this ordinance. The designation "Planned Development District" shall be prominently indicated on each subdivision plat. As platting requirements will be dictated by the proposed Development Plan, the plan must be approved prior to or simultaneously with the approval of the preliminary plat. For PDDs outside of the City limits, the applicant shall provide the City with two copies of deed restrictions limiting the density and non-residential acreage of each plat to the maximum allowed by the approved Development Plan. These deed restrictions after approval shall be recorded with the approved subdivision plat. B. Expedited Processing. The PDD applicant may submit a preliminary plat, subdivison Master Plan, and PDD Development Plan to the Planning Commission for its review at one meeting. This meeting may, at the applicant's request be a meeting of the Planning and Zoning commission at which meeting the Zoning commission may reVlew the PDD's zoning.