Council may permit the following uses in a Major Planned Unit Development:
(a) Any use permitted in the Zoning Code for the particular property which is the subject of the Planned Unit Development application. A Planned Unit Development which includes more than a single zoning district within its boundaries may be approved as a mixed use Planned Unit Development where the Planning Commission and Council determine that the mix is compatible with the surrounding uses. Any use may be permitted by the Planning Commission and Council except those uses first permitted in the M-1 and M-2 Districts, provided however that in a Planned Unit Development where the underlying zoning is M-1 or M-2, M-1 and M-2 uses are permitted.
(b) In residential Planned Unit Developments, accessory services or associated uses such as private garages, storage spaces, community facilities and schools to service the occupants of the Planned Unit Development may also be permitted as appropriate and clearly incidental to the uses permitted on the same premises, or such other uses as approved by the Planning Commission and Council and designed to serve primarily the occupants of the Planned Unit Development.
(c) Open space which may include land, water or a combination of both, and along with the natural environmental features, swimming pools, tennis courts, other recreational facilities and complementary structures and improvements deemed permissible by the Planning Commission and Council. These facilities are to be used mainly by the occupants of the development in which the facilities are located and their guests. Streets, parking lots, structures for habitation or storage and the like shall not be included as part of the required open space and recreational facilities.
(Ord. 9-2003. Passed 2-25-03.)
(Ord. 9-2003. Passed 2-25-03.)