[CC 1993 § 42.600]
A. 
Any lot or parcel in the City of Glasgow, Missouri, is eligible to be rezoned for a Planned Development (PD), provided:
1. 
That the parcel or property contains a structure that cannot realistically be used for its intended or original purpose or for the use permitted under present zoning, because of age, size, or other features;
2. 
That a planned development is proposed that will not materially affect the neighborhood in which the parcel is located by creating increased traffic, increased demands upon the water and sewer systems serving the property, or substantially increasing the automobile parking area otherwise required for the property;
3. 
That the proposed planned development is compatible with the uses of the neighborhood;
4. 
That the hours of operation of the proposed development will not unreasonably interfere with surrounding uses; and
5. 
That the lighting required for parking or other external use (including advertising) will not unreasonably interfere with surrounding uses; and
6. 
That the preservation of the existing structure upon the property proposed to be rezoned is in the public interest and will enhance the general welfare.
[CC 1993 § 42.610]
A. 
Any person desiring to have any property rezoned into the PD District shall propose a plan in detail that describes:
1. 
Proposed changes to the structure.
2. 
Any proposed changes for parking or other exterior amenities to the property.
3. 
The proposed uses of the property (these uses need to be itemized in detail, and can be mixed uses of commercial, residential, office or other uses).
4. 
Any proposed alterations to the structure and in particular any deviations that are proposed from the Secretary of the Interior's Standards for Rehabilitation of Historic Buildings.
[CC 1993 § 42.620]
Any person desiring to receive a PD zoning shall submit the proposal as described in the preceding Section together with a written description or drawing to the Building Inspector detailing the proposed plans. These plans shall then be submitted to the Planning and Zoning Commission for review and discussion. The Planning and Zoning Commission may recommend changes to the proposal and shall incorporate the proposal into a detailed description of the planned development which shall be forwarded to the Board of Aldermen with recommendation. Fees for this application shall be the same as any other rezoning application. The notice and hearing requirements for any rezoning shall likewise apply to this application. The decision to rezone the property or not will be within the legislative discretion of the Board of Aldermen, and shall not be subject to review elsewhere.
[CC 1993 § 42.630]
A. 
Upon rezoning of a parcel to the PD District, the proposed development plan shall constitute the requirements for operation and revitalization of the structure. The developer shall not be permitted in any fashion to deviate from the details provided in the plan, except as follows:
1. 
The Building Inspector may approve minor deviations from the development plan that will not in any fashion increase the impact of the plan upon the neighborhood or upon the community. A change in use from a residential to an office use, or from a residential or office use to a commercial use shall not be considered a minor deviation. The decisions of the building officials regarding a minor deviation shall be subject to appeal to the Board of Adjustment and from there to the court.
2. 
Major deviations from the planned unit development can only be accomplished by a formal amendment to the development plan, which amendment shall be referred to the Planning and Zoning Commission for recommendation and to the Board of Aldermen for subsequent approval by ordinance. Amendments to the development plan that constitute major deviation shall be subject to the notice and hearing requirements the same as an amendment to the City zoning ordinance.
[CC 1993 § 42.640]
Any uncertainties or ambiguities in the approved development plan shall be strictly construed against the developer of the application by the developer shall be noted and incorporated into the development plan by written addendum, and shall be equally binding upon the developer.