(A) An overall development plan for a planned residential unit development showing residential uses, housing types, locations, sizes, height, number of residential units, access roads, common open spaces, and the like may be approved by the Planning Commission and City Council, and building permits issued in accordance with such plan, even though the residential uses and dwelling types, and the location of the buildings proposed, may differ from the residential uses and dwelling types and regulations governing such uses in effect in the zone in which the development is proposed; provided the requirements of this chapter are complied with. Accessory non-residential uses may be included in planned residential unit developments of 100 units or more to provide a necessary service to the residents of the development as determined by the Planning Commission; provided, agreements and restrictive covenants controlling the proposed uses, ownership, operational characteristics, and physical design to the city’s satisfaction are filed by, and entered into by, the developer to assure that the approved necessary service’s intent is maintained.
(B) Once the overall development plan showing details of buildings, structures, and uses has been approved by the City Council after recommendations of the Planning Commission, no changes or alterations to said development plans or uses shall be made without first obtaining the approval of the Planning Commission and City Council.
(C) Any housing units to be developed or used for timeshare condominiums, rental apartments, lockout sleeping rooms for nightly rentals, and the like shall be declared and designated on the site development plan.
(Prior Code, § 32.08) (Ord. 05-09, passed - -; Ord. 2-92, passed - -1992)