The establishment of common open spaces and construction of public or common recreational facilities shown on the recorded Planned Residential Development plan, together with the construction of other nonresidential structures, shall proceed substantially in accordance with the phasing program referred to in § 153.125 (A) (3). But in no event shall residential construction proceed beyond 25% of the total residential development, unless planned open space, recreational, community, and any other nonresidential facilities are at an equal stage of completion. After general construction commences, the planning and zoning committee of the city council shall review, at least once every 6 months, all building permits issued, and compare them to the overall plan and phasing program. If it determines that the rate of construction of residential units or nonresidential units substantially differs from the phasing program, they shall so notify the developer and the plan commission in writing. Thereafter, the city council may issue orders to the developer as it sees fit, and, upon continued violation of this division, may suspend the developer from further construction until compliance is achieved.
(Ord. O-17-70, passed 7-7-70)