(A) If, from the facts presented, the Planning Commission, or the governing body is unable to make the necessary findings, the application shall be denied.
(B) In taking action, the Planning Commission may deny the General Development Plan and general development schedule as submitted, or may recommend approval of said plan and schedule to the governing body, subject to specified amendments.
(C) Upon application for rezoning of an area to a P District and recommendation of such rezoning by the Planning Commission, the governing body shall hold a public hearing thereon as required by other amendments to the zoning ordinance.
(D) Changes of use or density of an approved General Development Plan shall be considered the same as a change in the zoning map, and shall be made in accordance with the provisions for amendments of the zoning ordinance.
(E) If no development has occurred to effectuate a P District development within two years after the district is created, the Planning Commission shall review the action and determine whether or not the continuation of a given P District is in the public interest. If the Planning Commission so recommends, the governing body may order the area reverted to the original district from which it was created, without a public hearing.
(F) At the time of adoption of any ordinance establishing a P District, the governing body shall make appropriate arrangements with the applicant to insure the accomplishment, at the scheduled times, of the public improvements, public dedications and grants of easement shown on the approved General Development Plan. The P District shall be given an appropriate name, number of letter to identify it; and the approved General Development Plan shall be adopted by reference and become a part of the zoning ordinance.
(Prior Code, § 29.15.070) (Ord. 07-13, passed 7-19-2007; Ord. 18-15, passed 10-4-2018)