Every building hereafter erected or moved shall be located on a lot, tract, or parcel, and in no case shall there be more than one principal residential building (and its accessory buildings) on any one lot, tract, or parcel, except as provided in Article 6, Sections 606 and 607 of this Ordinance.

601.01 Use regulations. Within an R-1 Single Family District, a building or land shall be used only for the following purposes:

a.

Single-family dwelling.

b.

Customary accessory buildings or structures in accordance with Article 10, Sections 1001 and 1002 of this Ordinance.

c.

Home occupations in accordance with Article 16, Section 1601 of this Ordinance.

d.

Signs as permitted in, and only in accordance with the regulations of, Article 13 of this Ordinance.

e.

Home day care in accordance with Article 16, Section 1602 of this Ordinance.

f.

Customary accessory buildings or structures as follows:

1.

No more than two such accessory buildings or structures shall be allowed per parcel or lot;

2.

The combined total floor area of such buildings or structures shall not exceed 1,200 square feet; and

3.

All such buildings or structures shall be permitted only in accordance with Article 10, Sections 1001 and 1002 of this Ordinance.

601.02 Area and dimensional regulations. In all the above permitted uses, with the exception of accessory buildings, the area and dimensional regulations set forth below shall be observed:

a.

Minimum lot area: 15,000 square feet, or 12,500 square feet for lots on which all plumbing drains are connected to and served by live sanitary sewer lines.

b.

Minimum lot width: 75 feet

c.

Minimum yard requirements:

Front: 35 feet

Rear: 35 feet

Side: ten feet

d.

Minimum floor area:

One thousand square feet (one story)

One thousand-one hundred square feet (two story; 800 first floor)

e.

Setbacks shall be measured in accordance with Article 10, Sections 1001 through 1003 of this Ordinance.

Every building hereafter erected or moved shall be located on a lot, tract, or parcel, and in no case shall there be more than one principal residential building (and its accessory buildings) on any one lot, tract, or parcel, except as provided in Article 6, Sections 606 and 607 of this Ordinance.

602.01 Use regulations. Within an R-2 Single-Family District, a building or land shall be used only for the following purposes:

a.

Any use permitted in an R-1 Single-Family District, in accordance with Section 602.02.

602.02 Area and dimensional regulations. In all the above permitted uses, with the exception of accessory buildings, the area and dimensional regulations set forth below shall be observed:

a.

Minimum lot area: 15,000 square feet, or 10,000 square feet on lots on which all plumbing drains are connected to and served by live sanitary sewer lines.

b.

Minimum lot width: 75 feet

c.

Minimum yard requirements:

Front: 35 feet

Rear: 35 feet

Side: ten feet

d.

Minimum floor area:

Nine hundred square feet (one story)

One thousand square feet (two story; 800 first floor)

e.

Setbacks shall be measured in accordance with Article 10, Sections 1001 through 1003 of this Ordinance.

Every building hereafter erected or moved shall be located on a lot, tract, or parcel, and in no case shall there be more than one principal residential building (and its accessory buildings) on any one lot, tract, or parcel, except as provided in Article 6, Sections 606 and 607 of this Ordinance.

603.01 Use regulations. Within an R-3 Two-Family District, a building or land shall be used only for the following purposes:

a.

Any use permitted in an R-1 Single-Family District, in accordance with Section 603.02 below.

b.

Two-family dwelling, in accordance with Section 603.02 below.

603.02 Area and dimensional regulations for two-family dwelling units. In regard to the above permitted two-family uses (with the exception of any accessory buildings), the area and dimensional regulations set forth below shall be observed:

a.

Minimum lot area: 10,000 square feet on lots which all plumbing drains are connected to and served by live sanitary sewer lines.

b.

Minimum lot width: 75 feet

c.

Minimum yard requirements:

Front: 35 feet

Rear: 35 feet

Side: ten feet

d.

Minimum floor area:

One thousand square feet (one story)

One thousand square feet (two story; 500 first floor)

e.

Setbacks shall be measured in accordance with Article 10, Sections 1001 through 1003 [of this Ordinance].

Every building hereafter erected or moved shall be located on a lot, tract, or parcel, and in no case shall there be more than one principal residential building (and its accessory buildings) on any one lot, tract, or parcel, except as provided in Article 6, Sections 606 and 607 of this Ordinance.

604.01 Use regulations. Within an R-G Single-Family District, a building or land shall be used only for the following purposes:

a.

Single-family dwelling.

b.

Customary accessory buildings or structures as follows:

1.

One such accessory building or structure per parcel or lot;

2.

No such accessory building or structure shall exceed 200 square feet;

3.

Each such building or structure shall be located a minimum of 16 feet from the principal structure; shall maintain the same side setback as the principal structure; shall maintain a rear yard setback of not less than five feet; and shall comply with all other applicable requirements of Article 10, Sections 1001 and 1002 of this Resolution [Ordinance].

c.

Signs as permitted in, and only in accordance with the regulations of Article 13 of this Resolution [Ordinance].

604.02 Area and dimensional regulations. In all the above permitted uses, the area and dimensional regulations set forth below shall be observed:

a.

Minimum lot area: 5,000 square feet for lots on which all plumbing drains are connected to and served by live sanitary sewer lines.

b.

Minimum lot width: 50 feet

c.

Minimum yard requirements:

Front: 20 feet

Rear: 25 feet

Side: five feet

d.

Minimum floor area:

One thousand square feet (one story)

One thousand-one hundred square feet (two story; 850 first floor)

e.

Building separation and other setback requirements:

1.

Buildings and structures must be separated by no less than ten feet side to side (eave to eave).

2.

No building shall be located less than 25 feet from any boundary of the R-G development abutting single family residential zoning districts.

3.

No dwelling unit shall be located nearer an arterial/perimeter road than 35 feet.

4.

No dwelling unit or building shall be located nearer a private drive on adjourning property than ten feet.

Every building hereafter erected or moved shall be located on a lot, tract, or parcel, and in no case shall there be more than one principal residential building (and its accessory buildings) on any one lot, tract, or parcel, except as provided in Article 6, Sections 606 and 607 of this Ordinance.

605.01 Use regulations. Within an R-T Residential Townhouse District, a building or land shall be used for the following purposes:

a.

Townhouse dwelling.

b.

Customary accessory buildings or structures as follows:

1.

One such accessory building or structure per parcel or lot;

2.

No such accessory building or structure shall exceed 200 square feet;

3.

Each such building or structure shall be located a minimum of 16 feet from the principal structure; shall maintain the same side and rear yard setbacks as the principal structure; and shall comply with all other applicable requirements of Article 10, Sections 1001 and 1002 of this Ordinance.

c.

Signs as permitted in, and only in accordance with the regulations of, Article 13 of this Resolution [Ordinance] [City Code, chapter 42].

605.02 Area and dimensional regulations. In all the above permitted uses, the area and dimensional requirements set forth below shall be observed:

a.

Minimum lot area: 1,500 square feet

b.

Minimum lot width: 20 feet

c.

Minimum floor area:

800 square feet (one story)

800 square feet (two story; 400 first floor)

d.

Minimum site, yard and other setback requirements:

1.

There shall not be less than 3,500 square feet of land area including common area, for each townhouse dwelling in the townhouse development.

2.

No building shall be located less than 35 feet from any boundary of the townhouse development.

3.

No building located in an R-T Residential Townhouse District shall be located nearer a dedicated exterior street than 35 feet.

4.

No townhouse building shall be located nearer a dedicated interior street than 25 feet or nearer a private drive than ten feet.

5.

Townhouse buildings shall be separated by not less than:

- Forty feet front to front;

- Thirty feet front to side;

- Fifty feet front to back;

- Forty feet back to back;

- Thirty feet side to back;

- Twenty feet side to side;

- Sixteen feet in any other situation.

Every building hereafter erected or moved shall be located on a lot, tract, or parcel, and in no case shall there be more than one principal residential building (and its accessory buildings) on any one lot, tract, or parcel, except as provided in Article 6, Sections 606 and 607 of this Ordinance.

606.01 Use regulations. Within an R-4 Multifamily District, a building or land shall be used only for the following purposes:

a.

Multifamily dwellings.

b.

Accessory structures and uses customarily incidental to a multifamily dwelling use, in accordance with the provisions of Article 10, Section 1001 and Section 606.2 below.

c.

Signs as permitted in, and only in accordance with the regulations of, Article 13 of this Ordinance.

606.02 Area and dimensional regulations for multifamily dwellings(other than duplex). In all the above permitted uses, the area and dimensional regulations set forth below shall be observed:

a.

Minimum lot area: see Section 606.03 below.

b.

Minimum lot width: none.

c.

Minimum yard requirements:

Front: 35 feet

Rear: 35 feet

Side: 35 feet*

*Side yards may be reduced to a minimum dimension of 15 feet if adjoining property is zoned commercial or R-4 Multifamily District.

d.

Minimum floor area: 800 square feet per unit

e.

Setbacks shall be measured in accordance with Article 10, Sections 1001 through 1003 of this Resolution [Ordinance].

f.

No building located in a R-4 Multifamily District shall be located nearer a dedicated exterior street than 35 feet.

g.

No dwelling unit or building shall be located nearer a private drive than ten feet.

h.

All buildings shall be separated by not less than 16 feet.

606.03 Density schedule for development in an R-4 Multifamily District. In an R-4 Multifamily District, the following development regulations shall apply:

a.

For properties containing less than one acre (43,560 square feet) in area:

b.

For properties containing one acre (43,560 square feet) or more:

c.

Efficiency apartments. For the purposes of both the density calculations above, and for the parking requirements of Section 1202 of this Resolution [Ordinance], efficiency apartments shall count as one-half unit each.

Every building hereafter erected or moved shall be located on a lot, tract, or parcel, and in no case shall there be more than one principal residential building (and its accessory buildings) on any one lot, tract, or parcel, except as provided in Article 6, Sections 606 and 607 of this Ordinance.

607.01 Use regulations. Within an R-7 Planned Unit Development (PUD) District, a building or land shall be used only for the following purposes:

a.

Residential single-family dwellings.

b.

Duplex dwellings.

c.

Multifamily dwellings.

d.

Institutional I and II uses.

e.

C-N, C-P and C-1 commercial uses.

f.

Accessory structures and uses customarily incidental to the above permitted uses in accordance with Article 10, Section 1001 of this Ordinance (except as denoted in Section 607.04 below).

g.

Additional uses as may be approved based upon site plan review.

h.

Signs as permitted in, and only in accordance with the regulations of, Article 13 of this Ordinance. However, business signs shall be further limited to identification signs placed upon the structures or individual businesses themselves; shopping center identification signs shall be placed within such designated commercial district; and no outdoor advertising signs or billboards will be permitted in a Planned Unit Development District.

607.02 Definitions. To assist in the understanding and application of the provisions of this Section, the following terms are defined in Article 19 of this Ordinance: gross site area; land use district; net residential density; Planned Unit Development; common open space; and public open space.

However, as a supplement to the general definitions of Article 19, the following specifications shall apply whenever the specified terms are used in conjunction with a Planned Unit Development District:

a.

Common open space - Notwithstanding the specifications listed herein below, any land area to be designated as common open space in any Planned Unit Development shall be further subject to the additional limitations, requirements and restrictions set forth in Subsection 607.03.c below. Nevertheless, in all Planned Unit Developments, the term "common open space" shall only apply to land area within the gross site area of the development that:

1.

Is not encumbered by any substantial structure or enclosure;

2.

Is not within eight feet of any building;

3.

Is not to be used as or in a roadway or parking area (e.g., planted islands and medians), or sidewalks or other impermeable surfaces adjacent to parking areas and/or used as direct access to structures from such areas;

4.

Is not to be used as or in any required drainage area, or any right-of-way or easement, unless such area is maintained as common natural area, meets the requirements of Items 3, 5 and 6 of this Subsection (607.02.a), and is duly accepted as common open space through the site plan review and approval process as set forth in this Section;

5.

Is capable of being used and enjoyed for the purpose of informal and unstructured recreation and relaxation, for community gardens or agricultural purposes, or as undisturbed natural area(s) or wildlife habitat;

6.

Is legally and practicably accessible to the residents and/or users of the development out of which the required open space is taken;

7.

And can be:

a)

Left in its natural or undisturbed state if wooded or floodplain, except for the cutting of trails for walking or jogging;

b)

Maintained as open lawn area or re-landscaped as a natural area;

c)

Used for playgrounds, ball fields, picnic areas or similar open recreation facilities;

d)

Used for garden plots or agriculture; or

e)

Part of setback, buffer, flood zone, etc., as provided for in Subsection 607.03.c below.

b.

Planned Unit Development - For the purposes of this Section, any project determined to be a Planned Unit Development shall hereinafter be referred to as "the development."

607.03 General regulations and guidelines.

a.

The permitted number of dwelling units should in no case exceed the number which could be permitted in accordance with the minimum lot size and density requirements below. However, variation in said density requirements may be allowed upon approval by the PUD Committee based on preliminary plan review.

2.[1.]

The R-3 Two-Family District (Section 603) for duplex units;

3.[2.]

The density schedule for R-4 Multifamily Districts (Section 606) for multifamily and condominium dwellings;

4.[3.]

The R-T Residential Townhouse District (Section 605) for townhouse dwellings; and

5.[4.]

The R-G Single-Family District (Section 604) for garden or patio home dwelling units.

b.

No more than 50 percent of the development's gross site area shall be covered by buildings and structures.

c.

No less than 30 percent of the development's gross site area shall be maintained as permanent common open space as defined in this Section, and as may be further determined subject to the following additional limitations requirements and restrictions:

1.

Designation. All areas to be included as common open space, both in meeting and exceeding the 30 percent requirement, shall be so designated on the development plan submitted with the application for an R-7 PUD Zoning District.

2.

Buffers and setbacks. No more than 25 percent of the required common open space shall be included in buffers or building setbacks. Furthermore, in the case of buffers, the only areas that may be included are where the buffer:

- Is a contiguous area of at least 1,000 square feet; and

- Exceeds 15 feet in width at its narrowest point.

Only buffers or setbacks in excess of the requirements set forth in this Section (607), or as may be determined upon site plan review, may be included in meeting the common open space requirement.

3.

Unified open space. No less than 20 percent of the required common open space shall be in one unified open space, which at no point in its width or length shall measure less than 100 feet.

4.

Water. Lakes or other bodies of permanently maintained water shall constitute no more than 30 percent of the required common open space.

5.

Environmentally sensitive areas. Steep slopes (areas with slopes in excess of 25 percent) that are to remain protected as undisturbed, natural or landscaped open space, and areas lying within a 100-year floodplain that are to be maintained as unobstructed open space, shall be allowed to account for 110 percent of their actual land area in meeting the minimum common open space requirement.

6.

Future use. No designated common open space area may be subdivided in the future, nor may such be used for any purpose other than those permitted by definition in this Section, without the review and approval of the PUD Committee. However, no rearrangement or alteration to any approved common open space area that would result in a reduction of the original amount of open space, nor in its proportion to the overall development, shall be permitted.

7.

Exclusivity to residents. No designated common open space shall be turned into a commercial enterprise admitting the general public for a fee.

8.

Maintenance. All common open space areas shall be maintained such that its use and enjoyment as open space is not diminished or destroyed. This maintenance requirement may be achieved through one or more of the following mechanisms:

a)

Dedication to a government agency approved by the City of Center Point;

b)

Common ownership by a homeowners' association with full responsibility for maintenance;

c)

Dedication of development rights to a public agency, with responsibility for maintenance remaining with the property owner; or

d)

Deed-restricted private ownership that prevents misuse of the open space areas, and which also provides the means and/or mechanism for maintaining said areas.

9.

Authority of the PUD Committee. The Center Point Planning and Zoning Commission shall appoint a PUD Committee to review and make recommendations regarding all PUD applications in accordance with this Ordinance. The PUD Committee shall have the authority to waive or relax the requirements of this Sub-Item 607.03.c in cases where specific circumstances of the site and/or development warrant, but only provided that such action in no way compromises or contradicts the spirit and intent of the common open space requirements of this Section.

c.[d.]

All pertinent regulations specified elsewhere in the Zoning Ordinance that may be applicable, including minimum parking requirements, water supply and sewage disposal, density schedules, etc., shall be in force except where specifically addressed in this Section.

607.04 Area and dimensional regulations.

a.

Residential uses.

1.

Minimum floor area: 600 square feet (one- or two-story); 300 square feet on two-story first floor.

2.

Minimum yard and other setback requirements:

a)

No building shall be located less than 25 feet from any boundary of the Planned Unit Development.

b)

No building in the development shall be located nearer a dedicated street than 25 feet.

c)

No dwelling unit or building shall be located nearer a private drive than ten feet.

d)

All dwellings in the development shall be separated by not less than:

- Twenty feet front to back

- Fifteen feet front to side

- Thirty feet front to front

- Twenty feet back to back

- Twenty feet side to back

- Ten feet side to side

- Ten feet in any other situation

b.

Institutional and commercial uses.

1.

Minimum floor area: none.

2.

Minimum yard requirements:

Front: 35 feet

Rear: 35 feet*

Side: 35 feet**

*Rear yard may be reduced to 15 feet if the adjoining property is in commercial, multifamily, or institutional use.

**If the adjoining property is zoned for commercial use, interior side yard setbacks may be reduced to zero feet. If the adjoining property is zoned institutional, interior side yard setbacks may be reduced to ten feet.

3.

Whenever a commercial or institutional use abuts a residential use, the required side and rear yards shall be increased by one foot for every two feet that said institutional building exceeds two stories in height.

607.05 Procedure of application for a Planned Unit Development District.

a.

Preapplication conference. Before filing any application for a Planned Unit Development District, the prospective applicant shall submit to the PUD Committee preliminary development plans, sketches and basic site information for consideration and comments as to the relation of the proposal to general developmental objectives in the area, City policies and practices, etc. In order to allow adequate review time, these materials must be submitted to the Zoning Officer at least ten days prior to the date set for the preapplication conference.

b.

Application. After the preapplication conference has been held, formal application for zoning can be made. However, in addition to the information usually required, supplementary materials regarding such things as ownership(s), development objectives and construction schedules, maintenance agreements, quantitative development summaries and a development site plan must also be submitted at the time of application. The Zoning Officer shall provide the applicant with a copy of the following Subsections of Section 607.09, "supplementary materials required for application for a Planned Unit Development District": Subsection 607.09.a specifically lists written documentation that must be submitted; Subsection 607.09.b lists the items/information that must be included on the development site plan; and [Subsection] 607.09.c is a quantitative summary form to be filled out and returned to [the] Zoning Officer with the rezoning application. These final application materials will be reviewed by the PUD Committee and City staff prior to the Planning and Zoning Commission meeting.

c.

Exceptions may be made regarding the extent of the "supplementary materials" required for application for R-7 zoning in cases where the subject property exceeds a total of 15 acres, or where the PUD Committee determines (at the preapplication conference) that there are special, unique or unusual circumstances that warrant such exceptions. In these cases, the applicant/developer will be allowed to submit said "supplementary materials" in phases as the project's planning and development progresses. However, such allowance will in no way exempt the applicant/developer from submitting all of the "supplementary materials for the application for a Planned Unit Development District" (as required in [subsection] 607.05.b above) for review and approval prior to beginning construction of the development or any portion thereof.

In cases where an exception under this Subsection is determined to apply, the following materials will be considered sufficient as minimum requirements for the filing of an application for, or rezoning to, an R-7 Planned Unit Development District:

1.

Written documentation.

a)

Items 1 through 5 specified in Subsection 607.09.a below.

b)

Gross site area (total size of the subject property).

c)

Estimated percentages of acreage to be devoted to each land use type, including any subcategories of residential, commercial and institutional uses, open space, recreational areas, etc.

2.

Preliminary development site plan or development concept.

a)

Items 1 through 7 specified in Subsection 607.09.b below.

b)

General delineation of areas to be devoted to each land use type/subcategory listed per Item 1(c) above.

c)

General layout of major roads or thoroughfares.

d)

General delineation of any phasing applicable to the project.

3.

The PUD Committee of the Planning and Zoning Commission further reserves the right to request additional information that said Committee deems reasonable and necessary to allow for the adequate review and evaluation of the project at its various stages of development.

[607.06] Deviation from the development plan. To facilitate minor adjustments to the approved plan as may be required by engineering or other circumstances unforeseen at the time of zoning approval, the Zoning Officer is authorized to approve alterations to the final development plan which are considered incidental in scope. Changes to the original development plan which are more major in scope, and which must be reviewed and can be authorized by the PUD Committee of the Planning and Zoning Commission shall include:

a.

Changes in density, open space, land use or lot size of no more than five percent; but not to violate the minimum standards of Section 607;

b.

Changes in the size of any building or structure by no more than five percent; but not to violate the minimum standards of Section 607;

c.

Changing the location of any building or structure by no more than five feet in any direction; but not to violate the minimum standards of Section 607; and

d.

Rearrangement of lots, blocks and building tracts.

All other changes in the development or the approved plan shall be subject to review by the PUD Committee which, in turn, shall determine the most appropriate course of action regarding said changes. The Zoning Officer and/or the PUD Committee reserve the right to require further review, public hearing or complete resubmission under the procedures applicable to the initial approval of the Planned Unit Development District in question with regard to any changes, including those listed above, that they believe may substantially alter the concept of the development as originally approved.

607.07 Plan violation. Any deviation from the development plan not approved under Section 607.06 above shall constitute a violation of the Ordinance establishing the Planned Unit Development District. Such violation will subject the developer to the procedures and penalties set forth in Article 18, Section 1801.04 of this Ordinance.

607.08 Failure to begin construction. The applicant must begin construction of the development within two years from the time of its approval (exclusive of any additional time taken in the filing of covenants, or the conduct of other such followup). Failure to implement development within said two-year period shall result in the property's reversion to its original zoning classification(s).

Furthermore, if the development is to be constructed in stages, the applicant must begin construction of each stage as provided for in the development schedule. In all cases, progress towards development completion should proceed in accordance with said development schedule submitted as a part of the requirements for application. Failure to comply with these provisions shall constitute a deviation from the development plan, and the provisions and procedures of Section 615.07 [607.06] above shall accordingly be applied.

607.09 Supplementary materials required for application for a Planned Unit Development District. For the convenience of those who may wish to file an application for rezoning to an R-7 Planned Unit Development (PUD) District, the three-part supplementary material requirements, consisting of Sections 607.09.a, 607.09.b and 607.09.c, are self-contained on the following four pages.

In accordance with Section 607.05 of the Zoning Ordinance of City of Center Point, Alabama, the procedure of application for a Planned Unit Development District requires, in addition to the information usually required for rezoning applications, the submission of certain supplementary materials regarding such things as ownership(s), development objectives, construction schedules, maintenance agreements, quantitative development summaries and a site plan for the proposed development.

These material requirements are set forth in the three Subsections that follow, and all required information, documentation and related materials must be submitted at the time of application in order for the case to be processed.

607.09a Written documentation.

Required for application for R-7 Planned Unit Development (PUD) Zoning.

1.

Legal description of the total site, including a statement of present and proposed ownership.

2.

A statement of development objectives, including a description of the character of the proposed development and its relationship to surrounding development.

3.

A development schedule indicating the approximate date when construction of the development can be expected to begin and be completed, and any applicable phasing of construction.

4.

A statement of the applicant's intentions with regard to future selling or leasing of all or portions of the development, including land areas, dwelling units, etc.

5.

Planned or intended manner of permanent care and maintenance of open spaces, recreational areas, road rights-of-way, public utilities, etc.

6.

The quantitative summary information required in Subsection 615.09(c) [607.09.c] below.

7.

Any additional information necessary to evaluate the character and potential impact of the proposed development.

607.09b Development site plan information.

Required for application for R-7 Planned Unit Development (PUD) Zoning

1.

Development name;

2.

Legal tie, quarter-quarter section, township and range;

3.

Scale;

4.

Vicinity map and north arrow;

5.

Boundary survey and dimensions of property;

6.

Topographic map and floodplain information;

7.

Delineation of proposed land use districts;

8.

Proposed lot lines and dimensions;

9.

Number of all existing and proposed residential buildings and structures, including:

- Distribution of housing types;

- Location, grouping and orientation;

- Number of stories and maximum heights;

10.

Number of all existing and proposed nonresidential buildings and structures, including:

- Types of uses proposed;

- Location, grouping and orientation;

- Number of stories and maximum heights;

11.

Location and sizes of all areas to be conveyed, dedicated, or reserved as common open spaces, public parks, recreational areas, school sites and similar public and semipublic uses;

12.

Location of utility easements;

13.

Existing and proposed circulation system of arterial, collector and local streets including:

- Location and dimensions of streets, alleys, driveways and points of access to public right-of-ways;

- Notations of proposed ownership;

- Location, dimensions and capacities of parking areas;

- Service and loading zones;

- Pedestrian circulation;

14.

A general landscape plan indicating treatment of materials used for private and common open spaces, and the proposed treatment of the perimeter of the development, including materials and techniques used;

15.

Any additional information necessary to evaluate the character and potential impact of the proposed development.

607.09c Quantitative summary form.

Required for Application for R-7 Planned Unit Development (PUD) Zoning

Development Name: ______________________________

Location: ____________________________________

Gross Site Area: _____________________________acres.

Proposed Land Uses

Residential (total)

Number of Dwelling Units: _________________________

Number of Acres: _____________________________

Percentage of Development: _________________________

Density (dwelling units per net residential acre): _________________

Residential (by type)

Type: ____________________________________

Number of Units: ______________________________

Number of Acres: ______________________________

Type: ____________________________________

Number of Units: ______________________________

Number of Acres: ______________________________

Type: ____________________________________

Number of Units: ______________________________

Number of Acres: ______________________________

Type: ____________________________________

Number of Units: ______________________________

Number of Acres: ______________________________

Type: ____________________________________

Number of Units: ______________________________

Number of Acres: ______________________________

Type: ____________________________________

Number of Units: ______________________________

Number of Acres: ______________________________

Common Open Space

Acres: ____________________________________

Percentage of Development: _________________________

Commercial

Number: _________________________________

Acres: ____________________________________

Percentage of Development: _________________________

Institutional

Number: _________________________________

Acres: ____________________________________

Percentage of Development: _________________________

Recreational

Acres: ____________________________________

Percentage of Development: _________________________

Other Uses (specify)

Type: ____________________________________

Number: _________________________________

Acres: ____________________________________

Percentage of Development: _________________________

Type: ____________________________________

Number: _________________________________

Acres: ____________________________________

Percentage of Development: _________________________

Total Site Coverage by Buildings and Structures: ________ or ________%

(square footage or acreage)  (% of total site)

(END SUBSECTION 605.09.c, Quantitative Summary Form)