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1987-137
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10/12/1987
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89
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<br />PART 4. <br /> <br />-2- <br /> <br />That Section 307.1 is renumbered 4. <br /> <br />PART 5. That Section 308.2 is repealed and the following <br />in its place. <br /> <br />PART <br />follows: <br /> <br />adopted <br /> <br />2. <br /> <br />Perpetual dedication and maintenance of bufferyards shall be <br />provided through deed restrictions. The deed restrictions <br />shall run with the land, establish the bufferyard <br />maintenance responsibilities, and provide for restricting <br />the use of the bufferyards for the purposes designated in <br />this article. When bufferyards are platted the applicant <br />shall provide the Planning Commission with 15 copies of the <br />deed restrictions. If the deed restrictions are approved by <br />the Planning Commission, the original deed restrictions <br />shall be recorded by the City at the time the plat is <br />recorded. County recording fees for these deed restrictions <br />shall be collected by the Planning Department when plat <br />recording fees are collected. <br /> <br />6. <br /> <br />That Section 401.4 and commentary are adopted to read as <br /> <br />401. <br /> <br />General. <br /> <br />4. <br /> <br />A PDD development plan shall not be approved if <br />wholly outside or inside the City limits. <br /> <br />it <br /> <br />is <br /> <br />not <br /> <br />COMMENTARY: It is intended that the public decision making <br />process consider the PDD in a comprehensive manner so that <br />both subdivision development standards and zoning <br />standards, together with Master Plan standards and policy <br />may be applied in the same time-frame by combining the <br />zoning and subdivision platting process. When the techniques <br />outlined in Section 403 and 408 are used, processing and <br />decision-making time may be shortened since the subdivision <br />and zoning process starts at the time. <br /> <br />For PDD's proposed inside the City limits, the Zoning <br />Commission will make its zoning recommendations to the <br />Council which will decide on the Development Plan as part of <br />the zoning ordinance zoning the PDD. Final plat approval of <br />all or part of the PDD will be made by the Planning <br />Commission, after the zoning (Development Plan) has been <br />acted upon by the City Council. Platting the entire PDD may <br />be phased. The entire PDD need not be platted at once. <br /> <br />For proposed PDD's which are begun outside the City limits, <br />zoning will not occur until after the development is <br />annexed. The Planning Commission may approve plats for all <br />or part of the PDD, the Development Plan for which it has <br />previously approved. The Zoning Commission does not act on <br />PDD's outside the City limits until it is annexed. When a <br />PDD subdivision is annexed, the zoning process would be <br />initiated by the applicant. The Planning Commission's <br />approved Development Plan may be the development plan which <br />would be acted upon in the Zoning process. If the <br />Development Plan is changed, in accordance with Section <br />407 of this Ordinance, after completing the zoning process, <br />the changed Development Plan would form the basis for <br />platting proposals. <br /> <br />PART 7. That Sections 404-1 and 404-2 <br />following is adopted in their place: <br /> <br />are <br /> <br />repealed <br /> <br />the <br /> <br />and <br /> <br />404. <br /> <br />Development Plan <br /> <br />1. <br /> <br />The Development Plan shall include both documentation <br />required by this ordinance and a site layout of the entire <br />PDD area. The applicant shall submit one (1) reproducible <br />or twenty-five (25) non-reproducible copies of the <br />Development Plan on a scale of one inch to two hundred feet <br />(I" = 200'). <br />
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