(A) Minimal acreage. The parcel of real estate made the subject of and covered by a PUD district ordinance must be at least 1,000 acres in size.
(B) Ownership. At the time of filing and until the enactment of a PUD district ordinance, the real estate made the subject of and covered by the PUD district ordinance must be under single ownership or control.
(C) Type of uses. All land uses within the PUD district shall be limited to the uses specified in the approved PUD district ordinance rezoning the particular land to the PUD district.
(D) Standards.
(1) The standards applicable to each PUD district shall be governed entirely by the provisions in the approved PUD district ordinance rezoning the particular land to the PUD district; provided, however, that the APC, in making its recommendation to the legislative body with respect to a PUD district ordinance, at its discretion, may require compliance with the following:
Zoning districts, existing in the Boone County Zoning Ordinance (the “zoning ordinance”), shall be assigned to different areas within the subject real estate. These assigned zoning districts may differ from those applied to the subject real estate at the time of the filing of the application to change the zoning to the planned unit district. The standards of the assigned underlying zoning districts shall be applicable in the designated area, except to the extent changes to such standards are approved during the approval procedure specified below in § 157.102.
(2) Also, unless clearly stated otherwise or varied or modified in the PUD district ordinance, any existing or future overlay district regulations shall apply to that part of the PUD district within such overlay district.
(E) Utilities.
(1) All uses within a PUD shall be connected to water and sewer services and shall not be on well and septic.
(2) Unless clearly stated otherwise in the PUD district ordinance, all new utility facilities, including telephone, cable and electrical systems, but excluding high voltage electrical transmission lines that are impracticable to be underground (as determined by the applicable service provider and approved by the Technical Advisory Committee), constructed within the PUD after the effective date of the PUD district ordinance are required to be underground.
(a) This includes distribution as well as transmission systems.
(b) Appurtenances to these systems that can be screened may be excepted from this requirement if the APC finds that such exemption will not violate the intent or character of the proposed PUD.
(Ord. 98-25, passed 12-21-1998; Am. Ord. 2001-5, passed 1-2-2001; Am. Ord. 2004-05, passed 3-15-2004)