18.33.040 Bulk and dimensional requirements.

Chapter 18.33 CPUD PLANNED UNIT DEVELOPMENT

A. There shall be no area designated as a planned unit development or any lot or parcel of less than two acres of contiguous land unless the city council determines that a parcel, due to its unique character, is best developed as a planned unit development even though it does not meet the two acre requirement.

B. The maximum allowable residential density for a planned unit development shall be based on the underlying zone, as follows:

Underlying Zone	Maximum PUD Density
CSAG-1	1/10 dwelling units/gross acre
CSAG-5	1/5 dwelling units/gross acre
CR-1	1.5 dwelling units/gross acre
CR-2	4 dwelling units/gross acre
CR-3	7 dwelling units/gross acre
CR-4	12 dwelling units/gross acre
CR-5	12 dwelling units/gross acre
CRA-1	15 dwelling units/gross acre
CB-1*	20 dwelling units/gross acre
CB-2*	20 dwelling units/gross acre
CB-5*	15 dwelling units/grass acre

* Gross acreage shall exclude all lands set aside for commercial or industrial activities and associated accessory uses.

Any fraction of a dwelling unit shall be rounded off to the nearest whole number. In computing residential density, areas of commercial uses will be subtracted before the density is computed.

C. Not more than seventy percent of the PUD site shall be devoted to parking facilities, streets, buildings, and accessory buildings. The remaining thirty percent shall remain as open space or landscaped area.

D. Off-street parking for residential areas shall be two parking spaces per living unit. For commercial areas, two square feet of parking shall be provided for every one square foot of floor area.

E. Landscaping may be required by the planning board or the city council to provide a buffer between proposed uses or between the adjacent zoning districts.

F. Utilities shall be provided in a manner to meet the specifications of the planning board and city council.

G. Off-street loading areas shall be provided if required by the planning board or city council.

H. Architectural design of the buildings shall be compatible with surrounding buildings within the planned unit development. (Ord. 601 § 5, 1997; Ord. 555 § 3(part), 1992; Ord. 523 § 1(part), 1989)