§ 154.130 SUBDIVISION IN RESIDENTIAL PLANNING UNIT DEVELOPMENTS.
   Subdivisions of land within a residential planned unit development (RPUD) may be permitted, provided the following standards and requirements are met.
   (A)   The minimum lot area and dimensional requirements of Chapter 151 may be waived, provided the applicant for the RPUD shall submit a preliminary plat for approval with the site plans and supportive documentation.
   (B)   The preliminary subdivision plat, submitted with the site plans and documentation for the RPUD shall be reviewed in accordance with the procedures and requirements of § 151.042. Except as otherwise provided, the improvements and minimum requirements shall substantially conform to §§ 151.065 to 151.075. The Planning Board and Village Council may require that other provisions of Chapter 151 apply to the proposed subdivision, including §§ 151.020 to 151.026.
   (C)   No subdivision or sale of land within a RPUD shall be permitted until said development is completed, or until an approved scheduled phase of the development is completed, and a final plat has been approved and recorded for all or a scheduled phase of the development. The provisions of this section shall not prohibit any owner or its agent from entering into contracts to sell or lease land by reference to an approved preliminary plat for which a final plat has not yet been properly approved under the subdivision regulations or recorded with the Register of Deeds, provided such is done in compliance with G.S. § 160D-807, as amended.
(Prior Code, Ch. 1 Art. X § 1005) (Res. R-2021.9, passed 6-22-2021)