(a) Planned unit developments are intended to permit flexibility in the regulation of land development.
(b) Areas may be zoned for planned unit development when problems of size, shape, terrain, topography, adjacent use or natural resources may require special regulation.
(c) Zoning under this chapter of any area of the City, and all proceedings in regard thereto, shall be done with due consideration for maintenance of reasonable conditions regarding emission and transmission of injurious or obnoxious noise, vibration, gas, smoke, dust, dirt, litter, odor and light glare, traffic congestion, drainage, lateral land support, effect on property value, light and air, overcrowding of persons, sanitation, general appearance of the area and other similar considerations having an effect on public health and safety and the general welfare of the people of the surrounding community.
(Ord. 168. Passed 10-9-90; Ord. 182. Passed 5-12-98; Ord. 184. Passed 5-25-99.)