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A Protected Development Right Plan in accordance with Section 2-12.2.0, Protected Development Right Plan Requirements; and,
All applications for a protected development right plan must be for a plan or plat approved by the city and describe with a reasonable degree of certainty:
A. The proposed uses of the site;
B. The boundaries of the site;
C. Significant topographical and other natural features affecting development of the site;
D. The number of dwelling units;
E. The location of all existing and proposed utilities and a provision for other infrastructure on the property, including water, sewers, road, and pedestrian walkways;
F. All other studies and reports required by the UDC Subdivision Regulations and other city codes, including traffic reports, drainage reports, and master street plans; and,
G. All necessary easements and dedications.
In addition to the requirements of this standard, a plan or subdivision plat, for a nonphased development, may be considered protected development right plan only if the plan:
A. Describes with a reasonable degree of certainty the square footage, height, and general location of the proposed buildings, structures, and other improvements; and,
B. Is an approved site plan or plat.
In addition to the requirements of this standard, an application for a protected development right plan for a phased development shall:
A. Include the proposed phasing plan, the boundaries of each phase, and the schedule of development of each phase;
B. Include the general location on the property of the proposed buildings, structures and other improvements for the first phase;
C. Include the number of dwelling units proposed for all phases of the development;
D. Include the square footage and height of the proposed buildings and other structures for the first phase;
E. Identify all improvements required to be constructed for each phase;
F. Include a phased public infrastructure schedules;
G. Demonstrate that each phase will be fully functional and independent at the time of completion of that phase; and
H. Is an approved site plan or plat.
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