The following provisions shall apply in a P District, which district shall also be subject to other provisions of this chapter; except that, where conflict in regulations occurs, the regulations specified in this subchapter, or on a development plan approved pursuant to this chapter, shall apply.
(A) P Districts may be established on one or more contiguous parcels of land which are suitable for, and of sufficient size, to be planned and developed in a manner consistent with the purposes and objectives of this chapter as determined by the Planning Commission.
(B) No ordinance establishing a P District shall be adopted unless and until there is on file with the local jurisdiction written consent of every property owner within such District at the time of adoption of the ordinance, agreeing:
(1) The owner will be bound by the conditions and regulations proposed and which will be effective within the district; and
(2) To record such written agreement with the County Recorder.
(C) Before detailed studies of any P District development plans shall be undertaken by the planning staff or the Planning Commission, there shall be on file with the local jurisdiction the written request of all property owners within the proposed district that such detailed studies be made.
(D) (1) Standards for area, coverage, density, yard requirements, parking and screening for P District uses shall be governed by the standards of the residential, commercial or industrial zoning districts most similar in nature and function to the proposed P District use(s), as determined by the Planning Commission, and as modified by the approved General Development Plan.
(2) Standards for public improvements shall be governed by applicable ordinances and laws.
(3) Exceptions to these standards by the Planning Commission and by the governing body are possible, when these bodies find that such exceptions encourage a desirable living environment and are warranted in terms of the total proposed development or unit thereof.
(Prior Code, § 29.15.020) (Ord. 07-13, passed 7-19-2007; Ord. 18-15, passed 10-4-2018)