An SPA District must be established by ordinance which provide the following as a minimum. The provisions are not intended to be an exhaustive list of provisions which may be included in a specific SPA ordinance.
(A) Status of uses. The status of uses within the SPA District or subdistrict.
(B) Design standards. Design standards appropriate for the specific site and development.
(C) Legal description. Legal description of property covered by the ordinance.
(D) Procedural requirements. Procedure for review of proposed development including:
(1) Types of projects that require review.
(2) Documents required from developers.
(3) Hearing procedures, if any.
(E) Findings. The Planning Commission shall not favorably recommend an SPA ordinance unless the Planning Commission first finds that:
(1) Unusual features. The area included within the SPA Zone has one or more unusual environmental, historical, architectural, or other specified significant features which justify the adoption of the SPA Zone.
(2) Need for added protection. The said unusual features cannot adequately be protected by the use of any other existing zoning regulations.
(Ord. 10-1986, passed 5-19-86) Penalty, see § 150.999