Planned Unit Development Sample Clauses

A Planned Unit Development (PUD) clause defines the rights and obligations of parties when a property is located within a planned community or development governed by a homeowners' association or similar entity. This clause typically addresses issues such as shared amenities, common area maintenance, and the payment of association dues or assessments. It ensures that buyers and owners are aware of the additional rules, restrictions, and financial responsibilities that come with owning property in a PUD, thereby promoting transparency and preventing disputes related to community governance and shared property use.
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Planned Unit Development a. Lots 2-12 shall be graded for flat building pads. b. Each dwelling unit shall provide a minimum of a two car garage. c. The open space lots 25, 26 and 27 shall remain non buildable. d. The project shall comply with all perimeter setbacks as per the under the underlying zone. e. The applicant shall construct a 5 foot wide attached sidewalk along the west side of Bogus Basin Road from the south property line to the intersection with Paso Fino Drive. f. The applicant shall construct a 24 foot wide roadway from back of curb to back curb with a four wide attached sidewalk along Paddock lane. g. The applicant shall provide cross access to the adjacent property to use the driveway for Lot 1.
Planned Unit Development. The Developer is required to prepare an application for a PUD with an accompanying Master Plan, which shall be subject to the approval of the Town Commission. The Master Plan will specify the location and proposed use of the four Components. The PUD will also include a phasing plan identifying the timing of the development of the each component.
Planned Unit Development. The Developer agrees to prepare and submit a proposed PUD for the Project for the City’s review and consideration in accordance with the City Code and this Agreement. The PUD will include mixed uses, as shown on the Land Plan, as well as a variety of housing types and prices. The PUD will provide for a compact, connected community in accordance with the City’s comprehensive plan and will meet the superior development standards contained in this Agreement. Additional cost participations which exceed the requirements set forth in this Agreement and the Applicable Rules will not be required as a condition to approval of the PUD. (Note: Developer has also requested language that confirms that (i) no additional dedications will be required that exceed those set forth in the Applicable Rules and this Agreement; the dedication contemplated in Exhibit E, item 3 is contingent upon this confirmation; and (ii) no development standards that exceed those set forth in the Applicable Rules and this Agreement will be required as a condition to approval of the PUD; this is under discussion with Staff). The Developer agrees that the densities and land uses reflected on the Land Plan are not guaranteed levels of development. Consistent with the Approved Preliminary Plans, the City staff has recommended that the Land initially be designated as interim single-family residence standard lot (I-SF-2) district and interim single family residence small lot (I-SF-4a) as depicted on the attached Exhibit D. The Developer agrees that it will apply for initial zoning as a part of its application for approval of the PUD. The I-SF-2 and I-SF-4a zoning would be established as only interim categories for purposes of the City’s Limited Purpose Annexation of the District and will not be used by the City to establish baseline zoning for the PUD. Until the PUD is approved by the City, the City will not be required to issue any site development permits for any portion of the Land other than permits consistent with these interim categories and the terms of this Agreement. A reference to this Agreement will be included on the face of all future preliminary plans covering portions of the Land. If, as, and when the City approves the PUD, the PUD zoning will supersede and replace the Land Plan, which will be of no further force or effect. The Developer agrees that the densities and land uses reflected on the Land Plan are not guaranteed levels of development. Consistent with the Approved Preliminary ...
Planned Unit Development. Sec. 16-8-10. Purpose. Sec. 16-8-20. Development standards. Sec. 16-8-30. Procedures. Sec. 16-8-40. Designation. Sec. 16-8-50. Enforcement. (1) To encourage creativity and innovation in the design of developments; (2) To encourage imaginative uses of open space and special consideration of property with outstanding natural or topographical features; (3) To encourage a diversity of housing types while maintaining high quality living environments; (4) To provide a mix of retail, office, employment, civic and recreation uses conveniently located to housing; (5) To provide for more efficient use of land, including the reduction of land area disturbed for utility lines and motor vehicle access; (6) To facilitate the use of the most appropriate design and construction techniques in the development of land; (7) To provide flexibility in land use regulations by allowing for the consolidation of the platting and rezoning procedures; (8) To permit a developer to propose a total development plan which can be considered as to its overall merits under a unified procedure; and (9) To further the purposes of the Comprehensive Plan. (Ord. 789-08 §1)
Planned Unit Development. The Development is hereby allowed to be developed as a PUD with flexibility from the strict requirements of the County’s Shoreline Regulations and Zoning Ordinance in relation to selected items detailed in this paragraph. The Plat was processed as a planned unit development as the following Lots within the Plat could meet the following requirements of the County’s Zoning Ordinance: A. Not all of the Lots within the Plat could meet the minimum lot width requirement in the R-2a Zoning District. B. Lots 3 and 5 within the Plat cannot meet the 5-acre minimum lot size requirement in the R-2a Zoning District. C. Lots 1, 3, 4, 5 and 6 within the Plat cannot meet the minimum required frontage on a public road in the R-2a Zoning District without the construction of and dedication of a new public road.
Planned Unit Development. GECC may require additional endorsements after reviewing the surveys.
Planned Unit Development. None of the Lands or Hotels are part of a planned unit development, except as previously disclosed in writing to the Banks.
Planned Unit Development. The City has approved Ordinance PD-05-02 (the “Ordinance”) with respect to the Development and approval of the Planned Development Design Handbook for the Development (the “Handbook”). The City will introduce and approve a ratification ordinance with respect to the Ordinance. The City will cause the Ordinance, ratification ordinance and Handbook to be recorded in the Official Records of Lyon County, Nevada, and, by approval of this Agreement, the City ratifies and confirms all actions and approvals granted, issued and taken with respect to the Development prior to the date of this Agreement and, as part of the settlement of all claims as set forth in Section 3.4, below, City waives any right to allege any defect or deficiency in all actions and approvals granted, issued and taken in connection with Development prior to the Effective Date.
Planned Unit Development. Prior to the issuance of a building permit for the New Building, Redeveloper shall satisfy all conditions required pursuant to Ordinance 22-110 (CZ#16016A), and a new final plat shall have been approved for the site.
Planned Unit Development. The timing, responsible parties, and method for securing PUD zoning district amendments and other project and related approvals for the Site. (In doing so, the Parties will establish the manner for assuring the Developer’s compliance with the Colony Park Sustainable Community PUD and the approved PUD amendments.)