The following plans shall be required as a part of the processing of any development application for any property within the Broadmoor Apartments at Jordan Creek specific plan:
A. Area Development Plan: An area development plan is a plan that identifies planning units, major street patterns, master stormwater drainage and detention concepts, utilities, shared public spaces, land use assumptions and proposed densities. It is intended to be a tool used to promote the communication and cooperation between adjacent property owners and developers to ensure cohesive and unified development.
An area development plan shall be reviewed by the plan and zoning commission and approved by the city council prior to, or in conjunction with, the review of the specific plan for any property within said specific plan area. No change to the area development plan shall be made without approval of an amended plan from the appropriate reviewing bodies.
On file in the city (exhibit A) is the city council approved area development plan for this property.
B. Specific Plan: A specific plan identifies development intent for each planning unit indicated on the area development plan or more specifically delineated on the specific plan map. The specific plan shall conform to the general development intent identified in the approved area development plan, as well as the "Town Center Overlay District Guidelines". The specific plan shall be reviewed by the plan and zoning commission and adopted by the city council by ordinance. (Ord. 1801, 4-21-2008)
This document shall constitute the specific plan ordinance for Broadmoor Apartments at Jordan Creek. On file in the city and made a part of this ordinance is a specific plan map (exhibit B) that illustrates the site layout concept for parcel A (a.k.a.: outlot Q, Davis Estates final plat 1) of Broadmoor Apartments at Jordan Creek. This specific plan also includes land known as parcel B (a.k.a.: outlot P, Davis Estates final plat 1 and subsequently established as outlot Z, apartments at Jordan Creek plat 1), however, parcel B is not being developed or planned for at this time. At such time that development is desired, the applicant will need to amend this specific plan ordinance and the specific plan map to provide development details and establish regulations applicable to parcel B. This document and the associated exhibits (on file in the city) are intended to specify the components, parameters, and requirements to be adhered to and implemented in order to ensure the realization of Broadmoor Apartments at Jordan Creek Development concept. It is recognized that modifications and changes in building footprints and layout may be necessary in response to market demands. These changes may be allowed with the appropriate city approvals if the shift does not have a negative impact on the overall concept for the development and traffic patterns and the total number of vehicle trips does not exceed that which has been allocated to the overall Broadmoor Apartments at Jordan Creek Development. At the discretion of the development planning and inspection manager, changes to the layout of the development that are deemed to be "major" changes shall require an amendment to the specific plan map and/or ordinance, whichever is applicable. Major amendments shall require the review and approval of the plan and zoning commission and city council. (Ord. 1801, 4-21-2008; amd. Ord. 1922, 5-31-2011)
Where the specific plan map and specific plan ordinance conflict, the specific plan ordinance shall prevail. (Ord. 1801, 4-21-2008)
C. Development Applications (Overlay District Site Plans): Site plans for all buildings and land area within the Broadmoor Apartments at Jordan Creek Development must meet the intent of the approved specific plan. Site plans shall be submitted to the city of West Des Moines for review and approval prior to the development of any portion of the associated supporting lot. Site plans for permitted uses which comply (as determined by the development planning and inspection manager) with the design intent as set forth in this specific plan will be subject to administrative review and approval by the development planning and inspection manager. A one week review and comment period by each and all available members of the plan and zoning commission and city council shall precede the administrative approval. If upon review, two (2) or more members of the city council, plan and zoning commission, or a combination thereof request such; or if the development planning and inspection manager deems the proposed site plan is not in compliance with the approved specific plan or is potentially controversial, the site plan will be processed through the traditional full site plan review and approval process. Site plans for permitted conditional uses (Pc) as defined in the city code, unless otherwise amended within this ordinance, shall be approved by the appropriate review body. At the discretion of the development planning and inspection manager, an amendment to Broadmoor Apartments at Jordan Creek specific plan ordinance may be required to bring consistency between the ordinance and site plan development proposed. (Ord. 1801, 4-21-2008; amd. Ord. 1922, 5-31-2011)
D. Preliminary And Final Platting: Prior to or in conjunction with any site plan submittal for proposed development of any land within Broadmoor Apartments at Jordan Creek, said area shall be preliminary and final platted, in accordance with the city's subdivision ordinance, to delineate the parcels or lots to be developed or sold. All necessary code (building, fire, and zoning) requirements, unless amended elsewhere in this ordinance, for the type of residential development and intended ownership shall be accommodated. Platted outlots are not buildable.
Unless otherwise specifically restricted by city council action, ground work and construction of private roads, drives and utilities may be started, at the developer's risk, upon approval of the preliminary plat by the city council. Public street and utility construction may begin, at the risk of the developer, after approval of the preliminary plat by the city council and construction improvement plans by the city of West Des Moines.
Prior to approval of the final plat, unless otherwise allowed by council, the developer of Broadmoor Apartments at Jordan Creek shall provide the appropriate agreements, easements, and sureties for all public rights of way and other public improvements (utilities, sidewalks, streetlights, etc.) within and associated with the development.
A final plat applicable to each proposed development area must be approved and recorded with the Dallas County recorder's office prior to issuance of any building permit, including footing and foundation permits, for construction of any structure within the area proposed for development. (Ord. 1801, 4-21-2008)