A.

General Provisions. All of the provisions of the town of New Castle highway business zone district as described in Chapter 17.60 shall apply to this PUD zone district.

B.

Additional Provisions. A preliminary and final PUD application shall be submitted to the town in accordance with Sections 17.100.050 and 17.100.060 for new development.

C.

Existing Uses. The existing service station, retail, office, laundry and related building and uses on the property shall be considered permitted uses.

D.

Design Standards.

1.

The design and improvement standards in Chapter 16.28 may be difficult to strictly apply to this planned unit development, including without limitation road widths and setbacks, given lot configuration and topography. The owner may request variances from such criteria and standards, subject to town approval, as part of the preliminary and final PUD development plan.

2.

The design shall provide for sufficient off-street parking, vehicular circulation with a minimum of potential conflicts, pedestrian circulation, bicycle access and parking, and handicap access.

3.

The buildings shall have a compatible architectural design, utilizing brick, stone, stucco, wood siding, logs, or other similar materials as the predominant material. Buildings and roofs shall not have any face or surface of more than fifty (50) feet in any dimension without articulation or a feature to add surfaces of different angle or pitch. The predominant color may be that of a natural material or painted, or a patina colored by time; earth tone colors are recommended as the predominant color. Trim colors should complement and add visual interest to buildings.

(Prior code § 13-32-010)

(Ord. No. TC 2020-6, § 4(A), 9-1-2020)

A.

General Provisions. All of the provisions of the town of New Castle R-3 multifamily residential zone district as described in Chapter 17.28 shall apply to this PUD zone district except as modified below:

1.

Maximum gross density: twelve (12) dwelling units per acre.

2.

Minimum floor area: six hundred fifty (650) square feet for all multifamily units.

3.

Maximum building height: two stories plus basement; additional stories will require sprinklers and/or approval of the town and fire chief.

B.

Additional Provisions.

1.

A preliminary and final PUD application shall be submitted to the town in accordance with Sections 17.100.050 and 17.100.060 for new development.

2.

The lowest floor of any residential building, including basement, shall be constructed not less than one (1) foot above the maximum water surface elevation of the one hundred-year flood.

C.

Existing Uses. The existing RV park and related uses on the property shall be considered permitted, nonconforming uses to the extent allowed under the pre-existing county zoning.

D.

Design Standards.

1.

The design and improvement standards in Chapter 16.28 may be difficult to strictly apply to this planned unit development, including without limitation road widths and setbacks, given lot configuration and topography. The owner may request variances from such criteria and standards, subject to town approval, as part of the preliminary and final PUD development plan.

2.

The design shall provide for sufficient off-street parking, vehicular circulation with a minimum of potential conflicts, pedestrian circulation, bicycle access and parking, and handicap access.

3.

The buildings shall have a compatible architectural design, utilizing brick, stone, stucco, wood siding, logs, or other similar materials as the predominant material. Buildings and roofs shall not have any face or surface of more than fifty (50) feet in any dimension without articulation or a feature to add surfaces of different angle or pitch. The predominant color may be that of a natural material or painted, or a patina colored by time; earth tone colors are recommended as the predominant color. Trim colors should complement and add visual interest to buildings.

(Prior code § 13-32-020)

(Ord. No. TC 2020-6, § 4(B), 9-1-2020)

A.

Permitted uses:

1.

Parks;

2.

Active and passive recreation;

3.

Trails;

4.

Open space;

5.

Playing fields, including but not limited to baseball, soccer, and football;

6.

Hockey and skating rinks;

7.

Boat landings and river access;

8.

Fishing;

9.

Underground utilities, including pump stations;

10.

Artificial lighting directed away from Lots 1 and 2 for permitted and conditional uses between the hours of eight a.m. and nine p.m.

B.

Conditional uses: special events, including concerts, major sports events, theater and outdoor entertainment between the hours of eight a.m. and nine p.m.

C.

Prohibited uses: all uses not specifically listed as permitted or conditional uses.

(Prior code § 13-32-030)

The zoning of the property shall further be subject to the terms and conditions, including restrictions on allowable uses, contained in the annexation agreement between the town and Rippy RV Associates.

(Prior code § 13-32-040)