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18.68.120 HPD process. <br />If a development is proposed pursuant to this chapter, which also could develop <br />under the provisions of the hillside planned development district (Chapter 18.76 of <br />this title), the developer shall submit with his or her application for PUD zoning and <br />PUD development plan an explanation why the project is not requested for <br />development pursuant to the hillside planned development district. (Prior code <br />§ 2-8.36) <br />18.68.130 Procedure. <br />A. The placement of property into the PUD zoning district may be initiated by the <br />city council, planning commission, property owner, an authorized representative <br />or an option holder pursuant to the provisions of this chapter. <br />B. The city council, planning commission, applicant or general citizen may appeal <br />any decision approving or disapproving a request for PUD zoning, development <br />plan approval, or modification to a development plan pursuant to the provisions <br />of this chapter. <br />C. A PUD district zoning request and development plan may be processed <br />concurrently or separately. If they proceed concurrently, only a single ordinance <br />shall be required for approval. If they proceed separately, or if the PUD <br />development plan proceeds in phases as provided by this chapter, separate <br />ordinances shall be required for each process and phase of the project. The <br />ordinance(s) required by this subsection shall be processed in the same manner <br />as any zoning ordinance. <br />D. A subdivision map may be processed concurrently with a PUD zoning request or <br />PUD development plan. <br />E. An applicant shall file a separate application for each noncontiguous parcel upon <br />which consideration of PUD zoning and/or a development plan is desired. For the <br />purposes of this subsection, parcels shall be deemed to be noncontiguous if they <br />are separated by roads, streets, utility easements or railroad rights-of-way, <br />which, in the opinion of the director of community development, are of such a <br />width as to: <br />1. Destroy the unity of the proposed project or the ability of the parcel to be <br />developed as a cohesive unit; or <br />2. Otherwise create the impression that two separate parcels or projects are <br />being developed. (Prior code § 2-8.37) <br />E <br />