The overall density of a PRD shall be determined by the district in which the PRD is located and shall not exceed the density set forth below for the district in which the PRD is located:
(a) One dwelling unit per acre in a D-1 District, provided that on any one acre there shall not be more than two dwelling units.
(b) One and one-half dwelling units per acre in a D-2 District, provided that on any one acre there shall not be more than three dwelling units.
(c) Three dwelling units per acre in a D-3 District, provided that on any one acre there shall not be more than five dwelling units.
(d) Five dwelling units per acre in a D-4 District, provided that on any one acre there shall not be more than eight dwelling units.
(e) Seven dwelling units per acre in a D-5 District, provided that on any one acre there shall not be more than ten dwelling units.
The maximum number of dwelling units permitted for a particular site shall be calculated by multiplying the total land area, exclusive of public rights-of-way existing at the time the development plan is submitted, by the overall density permitted per acre for the district in which the site is located. An imaginary square, approximately 209 feet by 209 feet, shall be used to determine the maximum number of units on any one acre on the site. A unit shall be counted as a unit if 50% or more of its area falls within the imaginary square.
(Ord. 75-2005. Passed 10-11-05.)