(A) The owner of any property seeking to have such property zoned PUD shall submit, at or prior to the time of submission of a sketch plan under Chapter 153 of this code of ordinances, a master site and development plan for all property zoned (or requested to be zoned) PUD. Ten copies of such site development plan shall be submitted to the county. The site development plan must show, at a minimum, the following:
(1) All proposed public or private street rights-of-way;
(2) The proposed location of all single-family residential development;
(3) The proposed location of all multi-family development;
(4) The proposed location of all recreational amenities:
(5) The proposed location of all office and professional facilities;
(6) The proposed location of all commercial facilities;
(7) The proposed location of all utility facilities; and
(8) The proposed density of development for each site designated single-family residential, for each site designated multi-family residential, for each site designated for office and professional utilization, and for each site designated for commercial utilization. Furthermore, the development plan shall include the gross acreage for the project, the gross residential density (including recreational and open spaces), and the impervious surface limitations for each office, professional, and commercial site.
(B) The Commissioners may designate property PUD if the Commissioners determine that the proposed development plan is in the best interest of the county because the plan meets the requirements of this chapter and represents a comprehensive and coordinated approach to land planning and use on the property so designated. Adoption of a PUD zoning classification for a developmental site shall authorize the processing of all subdivision plans within the designated tract in accordance with the PUD provisions of the county subdivision and this chapter.
(Ord. passed 3-14-1994)