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PREFACE
PUD #1 THE PRESERVE ON GRAND
PUD #2 GRAND WOODS
PUD #3 HEATHERWOOD
PUD #4 HEATHERWOOD 2
PUD #5 BEH
PUD #6 BEH II
PUD #7 PARKHAVEN
PUD #8 SOMERFIELD
PUD #9 SOUTHWOODS KNOLL
PUD #10 S AND F/KARP
PUD #11 SOUTHWOODS EAST 2
PUD #12 SOUTHWOODS EAST
PUD #13 STONEBRIDGE
PUD #14 WISTFUL VISTA
PUD #15 SOUTHWOODS WEST
PUD #16 WESTBROOKE
PUD #17 THE KNOLLS
PUD #18 WEST PARK
PUD #19 WOODLAND PARK
PUD #20 THE SHOPPES AT VALLEY WEST
PUD #21 WESTDALE PLAZA
PUD #22 COUNTRY PARK
PUD #23 JORDAN PARK VISTA
PUD #24 MEADOWVIEW
PUD #25 SUN PRAIRIE
PUD #26 SUN PRAIRIE WEST
PUD #27 WEST LAKES
PUD #28 COUNTRY CLUB OFFICE PLAZA (CCOP)
PUD #29 REED'S CROSSING
PUD #30 GLEN OAKS
PUD #31 ASHWORTH CORRIDOR
PUD #32 RYUN FARM
PUD #33 WIRTZ PROPERTY
PUD #34 BOONE FARM
PUD #35 98TH STREET
PUD #36 WESTOWN CENTRE
PUD #37 CORPORATE PLACE
PUD #38 WRENWOOD PLACE
PUD #39 WATER TOWER PLACE
PUD #40 THREE FOUNTAINS COMMERCIAL
PUD #41 BLUE CREEK
PUD #42 WESTIN HEIGHTS
PUD #43 SOUTH WATER TOWER PLACE
PUD #44 42ND STREET
PUD #45 50TH STREET
PUD #46 MAPLE GROVE NORTH
PUD #47 JORDAN CREEK TOWN CENTER
PUD #48 BRIDGEWOOD
PUD #49 ASHAWA
PUD #50 VALLEY GREEN
PUD #51 5940 UNIVERSITY
PUD #52 COLBY OFFICE PARK
PUD #53 GREENWAY CROSSING
PUD #54 WEST GRAND BUSINESS PARK
PUD #55 MILLS CROSSING
PUD #56 RESERVED
PUD #57 ASHWORTH CROSSING
PUD #58 BATY FARM
PUD #59 DEPOT AT ASHWORTH
PUD #60 LAKE VIEW
PUD #61 BENNETT
PUD #62 WEST GLEN TOWN CENTER
PUD #63 LINCOLN STREET PARK
PUD #64 KING'S VALLEY
PUD #65 CLEVEN
PUD #66 KING'S RIDGE
PUD #67 RESERVED
PUD #68 GALLERIA
PUD #69 ROBEL FARM
PUD #70 WELLS FARGO WEST DES MOINES CAMPUS
PUD #71 JORDAN CREEK CROSSING I
PUD #72 SOUTH MAPLE GROVE
PUD #73 BELLA SOUTH
PUD #74 JORDAN CREEK CROSSING II
PUD #75 JORDAN HEIGHTS
PUD #76 MAPLE GROVE WEST
PUD #77 PUBLIC SAFETY STATION #19
PUD #78 HERITAGE BEND
PUD #79 VILLAGE AT JORDAN CREEK
PUD #80 TALLYN'S REACH
PUD #81 VILLAGE OF PONDEROSA
PUD #82 PLAZA AT JORDAN CREEK
PUD #83 JORDAN CREEK BUSINESS PARK
PUD #84 MERCY WEST LAKES
PUD #85 LUTHERAN-MYERS
PUD #86 COUNTRY CLUB DENTAL
PUD #87 JORDAN WEST
PUD #88 PARADISE POINTE
PUD #89 SILVERWOOD
PUD #90 BROADMOOR APARTMENTS AT JORDAN CREEK
PUD #91 AVIVA USA
PUD #92 ESCALADE TOWNHOMES
PUD #93 WESTOWN CITY CENTER
PUD #94 TACO JOHN'S
PUD #95 RACCOON RIVER QUARRIES
PUD #96 WEST BANK-CASEY'S
PUD #97 60TH AND ASHWORTH CENTER
PUD #98 FAREWAY
PUD #99 DENTON
PUD #100 KINGS LANDING
PUD #101 ROGER'S FARM
PUD #102 MIDWEST TECHNOLOGY BUSINESS PARK
PUD #103 CLOCKTOWER SQUARE
PUD #104 GRAND VALLEY
PUD #105 ELDORADO ESTATES
PUD #106 1ST STREET REDEVELOPMENT
PUD #107 PLATINUM POINTE TOWNHOMES
PUD #108 MAJESTIC OAKS
PUD #109 DELLA VITA
PUD #110 SAMMONS FINANCIAL GROUP
PUD #111 QUAIL PARK WOODS
PUD #112 PHENIX
PUD #113 THE FOUNDRY
PUD #114 THE PARKWAYS
PUD #115 TRAIL SIDE
PUD #116 RB WDM GRAND LLC
PUD #117 BROWNS WOODS HOLLOW
PUD #118 WDM PUBLIC SERVICES
PUD #119 CEDAR RIDGE
PUD #120 GRAND RIDGE
PUD #121 THE PRESERVE
PUD #122 MIDTOWN REDEVELOPMENT
PUD #123 DOWLING CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL
PUD #124 WENDY’S
PUD #125 SOUTH BRANCH BUSINESS PARK
PUD #126 VILLAGE ON JORDAN CREEK
PUD #127 KING’S GROVE
PUD #128 WESTOWNE SHOPPING CENTER
PUD #129 MILLS LANDING
PUD #130 LINNWILL HY-VEE
PUD #131 THE WILDER PINES
PUD #132 M&W MINI STORAGE (CUBESMART)
PUD #133 ERIK'S BIKES
PUD #134 THE VILLAGE AT SUGAR CREEK
PUD #135 PAVILION PARK
PUD #136 JORDAN RIDGE
PUD #137 JORDAN CREEK TOWER
PUD #138 SUITE SHOTS
PUD #139 ASHWORTH 88
PUD #140 WOODHOUSE
PUD #141 VALLEY WEST MALL
PUD #142 VAL AIR BALLROOM
026-03: CONDITIONS:
Whereas, Section 6 of Ordinance 497 amended Ordinance 430 by creating Article XX(a), PUD District, establishes certain regulations and guidelines pertaining to accompanying information required on a final site plan and final site plan documents. Now, therefore, the following conditions, restrictions, and regulations are adopted as part of this approval, to wit:
   A.   General Conditions: The sketch plan incorporates a maximum of three hundred eighty eight (388) residential dwelling units which shall be distributed by types and location according to the sketch plan as presented.
In addition, the following general site plan criteria shall be integrated into and made a part of the planned unit development and sketch plan document:
      1.   All subdivisions, streets, street rights-of-way and general development shall adhere to the standards and design criteria set forth in the West Des Moines Subdivision Ordinance pertaining thereto unless otherwise stated within this Ordinance.
      2.   The development shall comply with Article XXII (Off-Street Parking and Loading Area 3), Article XXIII (Open Space Requirements) and Article XXV (Site Plans) of the West Des Moines Zoning Ordinance, and Article XX(a) (PUD) Sections 6 and 8. No final building or site plan review by the Planning and Zoning Commission and City Council shall be required for individual single-family detached lots.
      3.   In all areas adjoining drainageways or detention areas involving potential flood hazards, no residential structure shall be erected which has a lowest floor, including basements, less than one foot (1') above the determined level of the 100-year return frequency rainfall flood event and no residential structure shall be erected within forty feet (40') of said 100-year frequency flood elevation.
      4.   The petitioners seeking this rezoning, their successors and assigns, if any, shall pay all construction and engineering costs for the interior development of the planned unit development, as required by this Ordinance, or the Subdivision Ordinance of the City of West Des Moines, Iowa, for all streets, storm sewers, sanitary sewers, drainageway improvements, detention basins, City-owned utilities, buffers and other improvements within the PUD as may be required by the Subdivision and Zoning Ordinances; except as provided for in subsection C of this Section, Reservation of Park Site.
   B.   Land Use Design Criteria: In addition to the general criteria as stated in subsection A above, the following land use design criteria shall apply to the development areas designated on the sketch plan. The sketch plan document which is made a part of this rezoning action per Section 026-02 herein, delineates five (5) parcels of the PUD as Parcels A, B, C, D and E for application of specific development standards of residential use and density regulations. The following development standards and use regulations shall apply to each of the five (5) development parcels: (Ord. 786, 3-31-1986)
      1.   Parcel A: This area shall encompass garden apartment or townhouse style residential buildings developed as condominiums or rental units with apartments designed for four (4) to eighteen (18) dwelling units per building and townhouse buildings which shall be permitted two (2) to eight (8) dwelling units per building. The parcel is approximately seven (7) acres and shall not have greater than ten (10) units per acre for apartments and eight (8) units per acre for townhouses with a maximum of sixty (60) units permitted. In addition to the maximum permitted number of residential dwelling units, a day nursery school or child care center shall be permitted with a maximum capacity of one hundred fifty (150) children. No building shall be greater than two (2) stories in height and the parcel shall be developed as a single project with each building compatible in design and use of materials.
No unit shall be located closer than thirty five feet (35') to any public street, twenty five feet (25') from the east boundary of the parcel, ten feet (10') from the boundary of Parcel B and sixty feet (60') from the right-of-way of the Interstate highway system. Any day nursery school or day care center constructed within this parcel shall adhere to performance standards for day nursery schools and child care centers set forth within the use regulations of the R-2 Multi-Family Residential Zone District. All accessory structures shall meet minimum setback requirements as set forth by Section 6, Article VI of Ordinance 430. Off-street parking lots shall be sufficiently buffeted from public street view, Parcel E and the property to the east of the parcel with the use of landscaping and/or wall structures as may be required by the City. (Ord. 871, 2-20-1989)
      2.   Parcel B: This area shall encompass apartment style residential buildings developed as condominiums or rental units and designed for twelve (12) to twenty four (24) dwelling units per building. The parcel is approximately fifteen (15) acres and shall not be greater than sixteen (16) units per acre and two hundred forty (240) units. No building shall be greater than three (3) stories and not greater than two (2) stories within fifty feet (50') of the right-of-way of 60th Street and Vista Drive. This parcel shall be developed as a single project with each building compatible in design and use of materials.
No unit shall be located closer than thirty five feet (35') to any public street, ten feet (10') from the boundary with Parcel A and sixty feet (60') from the right-of-way of the Interstate highway system. All accessory structures shall meet minimum setback requirements as set forth by Section 6, Article VI of Ordinance 430. Off-street parking lots shall be sufficiently buffered from public street view and Parcel C and E with the use of landscaping and/or wall structures as may be required by the City.
      3.   Parcel C: This parcel shall encompass bi-attached single-family dwelling units designed for owner-occupancy. The area shall be developed as a single project with each building compatible in design and use of materials. This area shall involve a maximum of sixteen (16) dwelling units.
No residential unit shall be set closer than thirty feet (30') to the right-of-way of Vista Drive, forty five feet (45') from the right-of-way of Sixtieth Street, fifteen feet (15') from the east boundary of the parcel, thirty five feet (35') from the south boundary of the parcel and no residential building shall be set closer than fifteen feet (15') to another residential building. All accessory structures shall meet minimum setback requirements as set forth by Section 6, Article VI of Ordinance 430. No driveway access shall be permitted to Sixtieth Street and the location and number of driveway approaches onto Vista Drive may be restricted as required by the City.
      4.   Parcel D: This parcel shall encompass single-family detached homes which shall be located on individual lots with a minimum fifty foot (50') public street frontage and six thousand two hundred fifty (6,250) square feet in lot area. No residential unit shall be set closer than twenty five feet (25') from the internal looped street right-of-way, sixty feet (60') from the right-of-way of Sixtieth Street, and shall have a minimum thirty five foot (35') rear yard and five foot (5') side yard setbacks. Driveway access to Vista Drive and/or Sixtieth Street shall not be permitted.
      5.   Parcel E: All general use regulations, performance standards and provisions set forth in Article VII of Ordinance 430 for the R-1 Single-Family Residential District shall apply to any development proposal for all property within Parcel E as shown on the sketch plan, provided those dwelling units fronting the looped street west of 58th Street shall be permitted a minimum setback of twenty five feet (25') from the right-of-way of the internal looped street and no dwelling shall be located closer than sixty feet (60') to the right-of-way of Sixtieth Street. Driveway access to Vista Drive and/or Sixtieth Street shall not be permitted.
   C.   Reservation Of Park Site: Parcel P as shown on the sketch plan is agreed to be reserved for acquisition by the City for public and park use upon development of adjoining properties within the PUD and shall be a minimum of three (3) acres in area with a minimum of forty feet (40') of frontage access to 58th Street as shall be required by the City. The park land shall be conveyed by warranty deed, free and clear of any and all liens and encumbrances including all judgments, attachments, mechanics and other liens.
The value of the land to be purchased by the City for park use shall be established at the time of purchase of said property by the City and shall be based upon the property's current fair market value as undeveloped, plus the cost of providing paved street frontage, sanitary sewer and water service and grading. If possible, the current fair market value shall be determined by mutual agreement between the City Council and developer. If an agreement on the current fair market value cannot be mutually reached by the parties, such value shall be determined by the parties appointing a real estate appraiser with qualifications of a M.A.I. with the cost of the appraisal being equally shared by the City and the developer. Any part of Parcel P which the developer shall utilize for storm water retention purposes as required by the City shall not be included as part of the cost to the City for purchase of the park site. (Ord. 786, 3-31-1986)