Minimum size is as follows:
A. Industrial/residential: In order to qualify as an industrial or residential PUD, the parcel of land to be developed must comprise a total area of two hundred thousand square feet of contiguous land under single ownership, or with the consent of the owners of all land to be included. However, on any lot or group of adjoining lots recorded prior to November 1, 1980, PUD is permitted if:
1. The lot or lots are surrounded on all sides by public streets, alleys, or other public land; or
2. The lot or lots comprise one acre or more in area with a minimum dimension of two hundred feet.
B. Commercial: A commercial PUD/shopping center may fall into the three following size classifications:
1. General, minimum of four acres and a combined building area of fifty thousand square feet;
2. Convenience, minimum of one acre and having between twelve thousand and fifty thousand square feet of combined building area;
3. Neighborhood, less than one acre and less than twelve thousand square feet of combined building area.
(Ord. 81-11 Art. XVIII § 3, 1980).