11-9-12 MAJOR PUD AMENDMENTS:
   A.   Applicability. Section 11-9-4, Minor PUD Amendments, sets out criteria for Minor PUD Amendments that may be approved administratively. Any amendment that does not meet the Minor PUD Amendment criteria is considered to be a Major PUD Amendment.
   B.   Process. The process for any Major Amendment shall be governed by whichever element of the PUD would be amended:
      1.   CDP, PDP and FDP Major Amendments. An applicant proposing to amend an approved CDP, PDP, or FDP shall file an application and plans that clearly depict the areas to be amended, both as they were originally approved and as they are proposed to be revised. Rationale for the revision shall be provided. If the narrative of the PUD is proposed to be amended, the original text that is affected shall be highlighted and the proposed changes noted. All of the normal processes and procedures for a CDP, PDP, or FDP shall be followed, as applicable, including notice and public hearings by the Planning Commission and City Council. The PUD process to which the amendment pertains shall be followed.
      2.   Amendments to an Approved PUD. When a PUD has completed the entire zoning and platting processes and is recorded, the amendment process will typically require a revised FDP and an amended Final Plat, provided that the spirit and intent of the revised PUD is similar to the original PUD. If the applicant proposes a new PUD direction, the applicant shall file a CDP to determine if the City is receptive to the new PUD direction and to allow the City an opportunity to determine if the change warrants PDP and FDP approvals or only FDP approval. The CDP also allows the City an opportunity to determine the subdivision plat approvals that are necessary.
   C.   Review Criteria. The review criteria for any Major PUD Amendment shall be the same as that used in the original review and approval of the PUD. The City is not obligated to amend the PUD but may consider an amendment if the original spirit and intent of the PUD is not adversely affected. (Ord. 746, 11-14-2017)