The following terms and their meanings are used throughout this chapter:
(A) LAND USE CLASSIFICATION. How the land is used.
(B) COMMUNITY DISTRICT. Larger areas of the city that are partially developed and have been experiencing rapid growth and land use changes in the last ten years; contains mapped zoning districts. Note: a developer of vacant land proposed for multiple uses and phased development may request the establishment of a Community District as provided in this chapter.
(C) ZONING DISTRICT. A zoning category used in the Community District or Village District, such as R-1, single-family residential uses. A zoning district must have specific boundaries.
(D) PERFORMANCE DISTRICT. Areas outside the mapped zoning districts: in the Performance District, land uses are permitted, provided the land use meets specific development standards, including buffer requirements. Some uses will require a public hearing via the planned unit development process.
(E) PLANNED UNIT DEVELOPMENT PROCESS. Overlay zones that may be created using the planned development process outlined in § 150.156
(F) VILLAGE DISTRICT. Zones that are created in communities that have historical significance and are townsites platted prior to 1930; special development standards and limited land use classifications are applicable.
(Ord. 2010-018, passed - -)