§ 155.278 ZONING DESIGNATION.

   Areas in the county may be designated by the Fiscal Court upon the recommendation of the Planning Commission.

   (A)   An area may be zoned if the original request for such designation is made by the Fiscal Court or by the Planning Commission. When a planned area is so zoned, any construction or development proposed shall have a development plan submitted to and approved by the Planning Commission before any building permit may be issued. Since any such zoned area may encompass several lots under several ownerships, the Planning Commission may approve individual development plans for individual parcels; providing, they first assure that each plan so approved is interrelated with plans for adjoining parcels or is capable of being extended to adjoining parcels of land.

   (B)   An area may be zoned as a planned development based upon applications for such designation by an owner, developer or contiguous owners or developers. Such application shall include:

      (1)   Preliminary development plan. This plan shall include all requirements for a preliminary development plan as found in §§ 155.190 through 155.196 of this chapter and shall include all the area designated as a planned unit; and

      (2)   Written statement. The written statement to accompany the preliminary development plan shall contain the following information:

         (a)   Description of the planned development;

         (b)   Land ownership; and

         (c)   Relationship to surrounding neighborhood.

(Ord. 8, passed 10-23-1987, § 7.04)