(A) Conformance required. When the Administrator finds the primary purpose of the PUD is to provide for a multiple occupancy retail sales and/or service facility or provide for a multiple building industrial or institutional group, the 33% limitation of § 155.188(B)(4) shall not apply. However, the development shall be found to agree with the intent of the Comprehensive Guide Plan.
(B) Required information. Such development shall be accompanied by information concerning ownership of lands involved, proposals for financing and such other material as may be necessary to demonstrate that the proposal is a bona fide move for actual development and not merely to secure special advantage.
(C) Required plans. The developer shall provide the city with a full set of dimensional plans locating buildings, parking areas, loading areas, landscaping provisions, auto and pedestrian ingress and circulation, exterior lighting, traffic signals, fencing, drainage, utilities and signs (see § 155.188(C)(2)). A perspective rendering may be required.
(D) Edge requirement. Indication of the site planning relationships at edges of the PUD must show how mutual protection of the PUD and its surroundings is to be made. Matters to be covered include access point, yards, screening and buffering, height limitations and nuisance avoidance.
(E) Completion time. The proposal shall indicate that development of a major portion of the PUD shall be completed within the first building season. If the indicated first stage is not completed by the second building season, the Administrator may cancel all permits and require demolition of buildings or work partially completed.
(F) Estimated administrative costs escrowed. The developer shall establish an escrow account with the city to defray administrative costs. The costs of the planner, City Engineer and Attorney relating to the administration of this section shall be paid from this escrow account before the development permit is issued. The administrative costs shall be estimated by the administration and shall be in addition to the fee required under § 155.224. Any excess remaining in the account on issuance of a occupancy permit shall be returned to the developer.
(G) Required reports. Before the Commission shall make its recommendation to the Council, the following activities shall be required:
(1) The Administrator shall review and submit a written report on the proposed development as shown on their rendering and plans,
(2) The City Engineer shall review the development in respect to drainage and traffic and he shall submit a written report.
(3) The City Attorney shall find that the proposed development complies with the city code.
(4) The Fire Department shall review the proposed development and report if fire protection would require amendments to the plans.
(H) Performance bond. A performance bond may be required by the city.
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