(a) A minimum of fifty percent of the net area of a U-2-A District shall be reserved in perpetuity for open space and recreational uses. If the open space and recreational uses are not held in common ownership by the P.U.D. condominium owners, then environmental easements shall be granted in perpetuity to each condominium owner and the City, specifying the manner of use and development restrictions for the open space.
(b) Prior to P.U.D. approval, the developer shall submit legal instruments describing the plan and methods for care and maintenance of the common open space and recreation facilities. Approval by the City Planning Commission shall be based on the following standards:
(1) Instruments shall guarantee that open spaces shown on the final development plan shall remain as such.
(2) Common open space and recreation areas, other than areas subject to environmental easements, may be deeded to the homeowners association or condominium owners.
(3) Environmental easements and other restrictions of record shall be granted to each unit condominium owner and the City for those open space and recreational uses not under common ownership.
(Ord. 1985-29. Passed 10-14-85.)