The applicant for approval of a planned unit development is encouraged to engage in informal consultation with the Zoning Inspector and Planning Board prior to preparing his or her preliminary planned unit development plan, it being understood that no statement or representation by the Inspector or the Board shall be binding upon Council. The owner/ developers of the tract of land to be developed on a planned unit basis shall prepare a preliminary planned unit development plan and shall submit eight copies of the plan, along with an application for a change of zoning district, to the Board for its consideration.
The plan shall include the following
(a) The boundaries of the tract to be developed on a planned unit basis;
(b) The base mapping of the tract showing the physical features, such as topography, drainageways, water bodies, trees (with more than a four-inch caliper trunk measured four feet above the ground) and all species native or indigenous to the area, and existing land uses;
(c) Highways and streets in the vicinity of the tract, and the ingress to and egress from the tract;
(d) The location of different general land use areas proposed to be developed;
(e) The proposed density levels of each residential area, if applicable;
(f) The proposed treatment of existing topography, drainageways and tree cover;
(g) The proposed general location of major vehicular circulation, showing how the circulation pattern relates to the Official Thoroughfare Plan;
(h) The location of schools, parks and other community facility sites, if any;
(i) The time schedule of projected development, if the total landholding is to be developed in stages or if construction is to extend beyond a two-year time period; and
(j) A list of all landowners whose property falls within 200 feet of any point along the boundary of the property in question.
(Ord. 82-38. Passed 9-20-82.)