(A) General.
(1) A planned residential development is a large-scale development constructed by a single owner or a group of owners acting jointly, located on a single tract of land and involving a related group of residences and associated uses, planned as an entity and, therefore, constituting one complex land use unit.
(2) A planned residential development project plat and plan must be presented to the Planning Commission for review and approval.
(B) Regulations. The following regulations shall apply to a planned residential development.
(1) Zoning. The proposed site must be located in a residential district.
(2) Plat plan. A plat shall be presented for Planning Commission review, which shows the following:
(a) Kind, location, build and capacity of structures and uses;
(b) General floor plan of buildings;
(c) Location and identification of open spaces, streets and all other means for pedestrian and vehicular circulation, parks recreational areas and other non-building sites;
(d) Provision for automobile parking; and
(e) General nature and location of public and private utilities and other community facilities and services.
(C) Intensity of land use. The intensity of land use shall be no higher, and the standard for open space shall be no lower than that permitted by this chapter.
(D) Zoning restrictions to apply. In no case shall the Planning Commission authorize a use prohibited in the district in which the housing is located, or a smaller gross lot area per family than the minimum required for said district, or a greater height, or a larger coverage than required by this chapter.
(Ord. 20.920-1, passed 3- -2020)