The provisions of this subchapter are to be applied in instances where tracts of land of considerable size are developed, redeveloped or renewed as integrated and harmonious units, and where the overall design of such units is so outstanding as to warrant modifications of the standards contained elsewhere in the subchapter. A planned development, to be eligible under this subchapter, must be:
(A) In accordance with the comprehensive plans of the city, including all plans for redevelopment and renewal;
(B) Composed of such uses, and in such proportions, as are most appropriate and necessary for the integrated functioning of the planned development and for the city;
(C) So designed in its space allocation, orientation, texture, materials, landscaping and other features as to produce an environment of stable and desirable character, complementing the design and values of the surrounding neighborhood, and showing such unusual merit as to reflect credit upon the developer and upon the city; and
(D) A minimum of 90,000 square feet or 1 city block in land area.
(Ord. 200, passed 11-19-2007)