Hyde Park City Zoning Code
§ 108-7.4
Submittal requirements.
A.
PUD concept plan. A PUD concept plan shall consist of the graphic and/or textual information itemized below. Adjustments to this information can be made at the preapplication conference.
(1)
A general plan for the use of all lands within the proposed PUD. Such plans shall indicate the general location of residential areas (including density and unit types), open space, parks, passive or scenic areas, and commercial and other nonresidential areas (including building square footage and height).
(2)
A plan of vehicular and pedestrian circulation showing the general locations and right-of-way widths of roads, sidewalks, the capacity of the system and access points to the external and internal thoroughfare network.
(3)
Quantitative summary of land uses (maximum acres, maximum nonresidential building square feet, and maximum number of residential dwelling units).
(4)
A report justifying the approval of the PUD, including:
(a)
Identification of each use consistent with the use classifications of this chapter.
(b)
The proposed scale, density and intensity of use applicable to each such use.
(c)
The manner in which the PUD supports and is consistent with the statement of land use policies, principles and guides in the Greenway Connections, and the other purposes of this chapter.
(d)
The manner in which the PUD is suitable for the particular underlying district and compatible with the character of the underlying district.
(e)
The manner in which the physical improvements will satisfy the site development standards applicable to the district in which the proposed use is located, and will comply with the standards for such district.
(5)
A detailed description of the proposed development, including:
(a)
The total acreage of the project, the density of the underlying district and the number of dwelling units allowed by the underlying district.
(b)
The number of acres proposed to be developed in the various categories of land shown on the PUD concept plan, the percentage of total acreage represented by each category of use and each component of development, and an itemized list of uses proposed for each of the components which shall be the range of uses permitted for that section of the PUD.
(c)
The number and type of dwelling units proposed for the overall site and for its components, including dwelling-unit-per-acre calculations and population projections for each or, for nonresidential projects, the gross square footage devoted to each land use.
(d)
The proposed development standards that shall govern the site and development such as lot shape and size, internal streets and walkways, open space provisions, off-street parking, buffers and landscape areas.
(e)
A program for the operation and maintenance of the areas, facilities and improvements for common use by some or all of the occupants of the development, but which will not be provided, operated or maintained by the Town at public expense.
(f)
An existing conditions map that includes:
[1]
A legal description and boundary survey signed and sealed by a registered land surveyor.
[2]
The name of the PUD, owner, subdivider/lessee/optionee (if applicable) and address and phone number of each, surveyor and engineer of record, and date of drawing.
[3]
The scale, date, North arrow, and general location map showing the relationship of the site to external uses, structures and features.
[4]
Boundaries of the subject property, all existing streets, buildings, watercourses, easements, municipal boundaries, and important physical features.
[5]
Existing topography referenced to a current datum as required by the Town Engineer.
[6]
The location and size of all existing drainage facilities and a utility concept plan.
[7]
Information about the existing vegetative cover and general soil types, and their appropriateness for the proposed PUD.
[8]
The location and function of all other existing public facilities which would serve the residents of the PUD, including but not limited to schools, parks and fire districts. Notation of this information on a scaled map is acceptable.
(6)
Full environmental assessment form or DEIS.
B.
Final development plan. The submittal requirements for the final development plan shall include:
(3)
An application for a major subdivision meeting the requirements for preliminary and final plat approval and accompanying data set forth in § 96-20 of Chapter 96 of this Code, together with the subdivision fees required by Chapter 96 of this Code. The PUD concept plan shall serve as the accepted sketch plan.
(4)
The Town Board resolution approving the PUD concept plan.
(5)
In the event that a final development plan is not submitted to the Planning Board for approval within two years of the date of the approval of the concept plan, the Town Board in its discretion may revoke its approval of the concept plan and require the applicant to refile for approval of its PUD concept plan.
[Added 10-17-2016 by L.L. No. 9-2016]