In permitting a new PUD, or an alteration to an existing PUD, the Planning Commission may impose conditions of approval that are found to be necessary to avoid a detrimental environmental impact or to otherwise protect the public interest, including but not limited to the public health and safety, of the surrounding area and the community as a whole. Such conditions may include:
(A) Limiting the manner in which a land use is conducted, including restrictions on the hours of operation and requirements that noise, vibration, glare, odor, dust, air and water pollution, and other adverse environmental effects be minimized.
(B) Limiting the height, size or location of buildings or other structures.
(C) Designating more or fewer vehicular access points to and from the development
(D) Adjusting the amount of street right-of-way dedication and street improvement standards, including curbs, gutters, paving, etc.
(E) Limiting the sizes, locations, and numbers of signs, outdoor lighting, and other development features.
(F) Requiring diking, screening, buffering, fencing, or other methods of separating or protecting adjacent incompatible or conflicting use of land.
(G) Requiring the protection of specific trees, vegetation, water resources, wildlife habitat, unique views, or other significant natural resources of the area.
(H) Requiring sidewalks, bikeways, or similar facilities that may be desirable or necessary within the development or that may be required as an element of a larger community or regional system.
(I) Requiring adjustments to public facilities locations or sizes, in order to properly serve the proposed development, and including off-site improvements that may be necessary to adequately serve the PUD, including off-site street improvements.
(J) Requiring agreements or other means that will guarantee ongoing upkeep and maintenance of all structures, landscaping, and open space areas within the PUD and giving lien rights to the city in the event that such maintenance does not occur as planned.
(K) Requiring the establishment of a homeowners' association, or similar entity for the purpose of ongoing maintenance and management, especially when individual units will be said as condominiums or will be retained as rentals.
(Ord. 225, passed 10-20-1994, § 25.13)