In considering the proposed planned residential unit development, the Planning Commission and City Council shall consider:
(A) The architectural design of buildings and their relationship on the site and development beyond the boundaries of the proposal;
(B) Which streets shall be public and which shall be private; the entrances and exits to the development and the provisions for internal and external traffic circulation, and off-street parking;
(C) The landscaping and screening as related to the several uses within the development and as a means of its integration into its surroundings;
(D) The size, location, design, and nature of signs, if any, and the intensity and direction of the area of floodlighting;
(E) (1) The residential density of the proposed development, the amount of housing "mix," and its distribution as compared with the residential density of the surrounding lands, either existing or as indicated on the zoning map or master plan proposals of the city as being a desirable future residential density; and
(2) The demonstrated ability of the proponents of the planned residential unit development to financially carry out the proposed project under total or phase development proposals within the time limit established.
(F) In approving an application, the City Council may attach such conditions, including a limitation of time during which the permit remains valid, as it may deem necessary to secure the purposes of this subchapter. Approval of the City Council, together with any conditions imposed, constitutes approval of the proposed development as a conditional use in the one in which it is proposed.
(Ord. 27-2024, passed 9-18-2024)