This is intended to provide for developments incorporating a
single type or variety of housing types and related uses, or institutional
master plans (IMPs) which are planned and developed as a unit. Such
developments may consist of individual lots or of common buildings
sites. Commonly-owned land which is an essential and major element
of the plan should be related to and preserve the long-term value
of the homes and other developments. This chapter also is intended
to foster the establishment and growth of schools, colleges, hospitals
and other major public or semi-public institutions through long-term
institutional master planning where such uses are allowed in the applicable
base zone.
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Institutional Master Plan (IMP).
A conceptual development plan that applies to all land under
the control of an institution. An IMP identifies proposed uses, the
general location and height of proposed structures, and the general
location of areas devoted to open space, landscaping, parking and
circulation, and public infrastructure. An IMP focuses on impacts
that would likely result from institutional development during the
life of the plan (up to 10 years) and must identify effective mitigation
measures.
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The purpose of this chapter is to provide a more desirable environment
through the application of flexible and diversified land development
standards following an overall comprehensive site development plan.
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The following buildings and uses may be permitted as hereinafter provided. Buildings and uses may be permitted either singly or in combination provided the overall density of the planned development does not exceed the density of the zoning district as provided by Section
16.224.040.
A. Single-family
detached and attached dwellings.
B. Duplexes,
triplexes, courtyard cottages and multifamily dwellings.
C. Accessory
buildings and uses.
D. Commercial
uses only when supported mainly by the planned development and only
when economic feasibility can be shown.
E. Buildings
or uses listed as permitted outright or conditionally in the zone
on which the planned development is located. Drive thrus are prohibited.
F. Recreational
vehicle (RV) parks when the applicant provides findings of fact that
demonstrate consistency with applicable provisions of the Comprehensive
Plan and this Code and the location has been approved by the Planning
Commission. Where PUD standards differ from standards found elsewhere
in this Code, the more stringent requirement shall apply.
G. Campgrounds
when the applicant provides findings of fact that demonstrate consistency
with applicable provision of the Comprehensive Plan and this Code
and the location has been approved by the Planning Commission.
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