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1976-16~~ - ~~ . - . . ' • . ... Bi11 No', 1976-16 ' ~ ~. • ._ ~ ~ At~2Ei~IDP~iEc1T TO CHAPTER III, ' ~, PART IV OF T~iE ORDINANCE CODE OF • SHE CITY OF RTCiIFJ:ELD ' CITY OF RICIiT'IELD DOES ORDAIN : ,~ Chapter III, Part IV of the Ordinance Code of_ the City of Richfield, relating to zoning, is .hereby amended in tae foll.o~•.=ing respects:- Anew Section 3.34A zs added ther_e- to, after Section 3.34, providing as follows: 1 [J "3.34A PLANNED UNIT DEVELOPP•1I',NT ZONIi~IG DISTRICT ~ubdivisi_on 1. Purpose. It is the purpose of ° this section to provide for the esta:.~lish?Went, ' at th.e discretion of the city council, of planned _ unit development (PUD} zoning districts on tracts ~- ~ of J_and which are suitable in location,_ area- and '.. character for_ the use and for the structures proposed. All such PUD zoning. districts ar_e to be planned and devel_o~ed on a unified basis. Suitability of the tracts of land for the de- yelopr.eni= proposed shall be determined pri.sarily by reference to the city's cornprehensi.ve develop- . ~ men-t plan and any redeve7_opment plan for the . area which has been adopted by -the city_ Con- ' sideration shall_ be given to_exi_sti_ng and surround- ~~ ing development when establishing a planned unit development district. It is intendec.• that the_ • provi_s_ior.s of this section and any addition?1 r_e- ' ~ c~ui_rcrnents establi-shed by the city council in establis}ping a }?UD district will accomplish the . purposes of coning as set forth in Soction 3.2~ Subdivision l.. It. is the intenta_on of the city to provide • fc.r. f1_exibility in p1_anning mi.~ed land uses,_e_conomir and ef_fici_ent lanciilses, a high 'level of <:menities, improved public safety, cr~a- • • ti~Tr~ C1eSign and preservaf~ion of natural_sccnic and xecrua~i_oiial_ c;ualiti_es of open spaces for a bettc~:r . .• ~.i_ving, cvorring and shop}.., 7Ii g envi_ronrnent. ~. ' ~ ~ --~.- ° . ..:.t .,~ . _,~ . . • ~--2- . • ~• . • Subd. 2. Establishment of Planned Unit Devr-__lopment District. ~• ~(1) Ownerships •In order that the purposes of this ~. section may be achieved, the land, buildi_ngs1 •. • and improvements in a proposed PUD district. _ ~ shall be in a single o=,anership or under the ° _ management and supervision of a central aut_hor- ~. ° ~ity, or otherwise subject to such long-ter.m ' leases or other o~•rriership control as the city • • ~ ~ cotzricil may deem necessary to carry out the - provisions of this section. • (2) Integrated Design. The planned unit develop-- . ment caill consist of a harmonious selection • of uses in groupings of buildings, services, • . paxking areas, traffic and pedestrian circa-- lation and open spaces and shall be planned ~• 'and designed as an integrated unit. If a proposed PUD district falls, in tahole or i_n part, wit}:in a redevelopment project, the PUD plan and design-shall be integrated faith the general character of that= redeve~_cpment protect. {3} Relationship of Site to 4omp,_ehensive Plan and 4 ~.~ Redevelopment Plan. `.Phe planned unit develop- ' ment shall be consistent with the compYeher;si.ve development plan and any applicable redeve1op- ' meat plan of the city. (4) Site. No planned unit development district_ ..shall contain less than 43,560 ~~guare feet in • grass land area as defined in Subdivision 10 (2)(a) of this section. {5) Type of Planned Unit Developments; Allowed Uses . - .- . °.~ (a} There snal_1 be five typos of planned unit developrneni: districts, viz: •Plann~d Single gamily Residential (FR) • Planned Multi-Family Residential (PA'iR) ~. Planned ~'eighborhood Commercial (PC•-.i_} .'Planned General Commercial (PC-2) Planned Industrial (PI) •~(b) t)ses allowed in a PUD district shall be • as follows: Uses allowed in a "R" district shall be allowed_ in a 1'R district._ Uses allowed in a "SIR" district shall be allowed in a I'i•1R district. - r ' ~ r i i 1 I '. ~ • . • ~ • ~ Uses allocaed in a "C--1." district shall . • ~ be a]_lowed in a PC•-1 district. ' Uses alloc•~ed in a "C-?_" district shall • be al. ].owed in a PC-2 district. • - ~ ~ ~ ~ Uses al]_owed in an ":L" district sha]_1 • ~ ~ ~ ~ be allowed in a PT di.stri.ct. (c} Uses other than the permitted uses, as • ., listed above, are a]_lo~aed in a PUD dis- trict provided-the use is one which i.s ' _ _ - ~ authorized in one of the five types of ' • ~, ~ PIID districts, and provided further that • such additior;al use cannot OCCtlpy more - _ _ • than 33 per cent of the toss floor area -- ~~ • - af_ the PUD district. . .. - - Subd. 3. Procedures. ~ ~ ' - (1) .~nitiati_ng Proposal Statement and PUD Plan. Every applicant requesting establishment of a • planned unit development zoning d~_strict shall • ~ ~ submit a concept proposal. statement in t•~r.iting . ~~ to the planning director. Acceptance by the artment•of the concept statement de lannin • p g p shall not oblzgate the city to approve the PUD - plan, final PUD plan or any part thereof or to rezone tl~e property to a planned unit develop- -. mint district. `1'he following items shall be _ contained in the concept proposal statement: ~• _ (a) A legal description of the total site proY posed fox development, including a state- . ~ ment of the present and proposed o,enershzp. (b)• A st_at.ei~ent of th_e planning objectives td e ~. ='achieved by the p]_anned unit development ~. • ~ _ ~ ~ • through the par_ticu.lar ap;~roach proposed • by the applicant. This state~,~ent should . include a description of the character of ' •• the proposed develol:~ment and the rationale ' . . ' ~or_ choices made by the applicant in the ' course of development of the concept. • (c) A development schedule ind cati_ng the approx- imate date wl~icn construction of the planned ' unit development or stages of planned unit . ' ~ ~ ~ c?evelopment can be exp~cteci to begin and to • complci:ed. e b . _ _ (d) 11ddi.t:i.on<zl information as may be recJuia-ed by • the,. planning d_rec:t~or to determine thai. the ' • s z`ol~osal is~.~.n conformance ~aitli the ci.t~,y~ ~ _ adopted compr_chensivo plan and any r.cclevc~lop~ •. • • rnc.nt plan. 6 (2) Application, Planning Commission Review. Upon reyie~•a and acceptance of the concept proposal , • the planning director, an applicant . statement by ---` • ior.a planned unit development district rezoning shall apnl_y therefore to the city on forms to be . . furnished by the planning director. The appl.i_ cation sha1.:1 be filed with the chief inspector . ° and tran--'sr~;l_t:ted. to the planning director. The ° application is to be completed by the applicant _ . and shall be accompanied. by a PUD plan io-" i.l~,e entire tract of land. . (a} The PtID plan shall consist of, but not be = ~ _ limited to, the following data~,e art of (x) Al.l drawings required to P the PUD plan shall have a scale of not more than 50 feet to the inch. Drawings shall be submitted sho~,_ aing_ . (I) The outline, overall dimensions - ~ and the area oz the trac c df~__ ----` zcation ; scribed in the appl: . (II1 The use, existing zoninc;, and ,. tract . ownership o~ the suujec~ -- . and d~a-cent properties ;._aithir. 350 feet of the proposed ~'iJD • ~ district. boundaries incl~_iding ° ~ the Location of all structures . and the right-of-`•~ay t,~idt.hs . ' - .~ - ~ and travel widths of a:L1 ad- • ~ ~ace____ ent _publ__ ?c r°~'•.d~~~ay_s; . (III) The location, general exterior ` ~ dimensions and gross floor area • ~ . of all prop______-°-sed_ bu___ ildings; . ~ ~ (IV) Th~-~e t-~'Pe of use proposed to > c~: r'' • occ_u_py c_~ch parcel and : _i ..n bu i.ld- inq , tYic amount of building f lo~».~ area devo-t.ed to each different • ~ use , and a legal descr i_p-~~-- oi~ ~ _ . all areas i~o be designated for 5 . uses al_1-owed by subdivision 2 (_ ) ° ~ (c) of this section; • ~ (V) The location, arrangement: and number of: aui=omobile--- ~~?i}>>-nit si~all~; ~_ ____ . (VI} The locat~_on, ~lrratigrment~ and __.._._.-- ----------- y ~ a..i.i _t ~: u c k • gener~.il dimez:sio___ ns •of _ -----.._. loading faci..l.ita_es and ~<1J _t~assenger `._-__ areas i_ncl.s~di.n~~ bu:; tux:n - ~ oL1tJ aim J11e1 ~L1.J; 9 (V:•LI) The locaf_a.on and dimension of . all v~>hi.cular entrances and • ~ e}:a~ts, driveways and their re~ ' • . 1ati.onshi_p to all existing and proposed public streets; • ~ ~ (VSTI)Thn location, design and dimension • of ~edestr~_an entrances, exits, f • ~ ~~ ~ - taalks, skyways, plaza courts_or_ other related pedestrian areas. ~ :'. {XX) The locai:i.on and dimension of - ~ all walls, fences and planting - ' areas both dc~_>igned to screen. . ~ the proposed district from ad_ . - • --~--. uses and to enhance the . gacent • .~ _ environment of the district; ~ - - tX) The location and dimension of ' ~ all signs and lighting including ~•• ~ the illuminaL-ion characteristics ' of all lighting; • (XI) Existing buildings, roads, trees, • • utilities and utility easeme~~ts, _ a]_1 sho~•m in half tone, black and white; . ~ (XI7) Preliminary bui_lc'?.~,g plans, ele= ~- vation sections <.:::~a general . ~ ~ ~• ~ ~ speca_ficati_oxis of raaterial and • ~ unusual structural. systems for . ~ .. the proposed bui]_ding or buildings ~ ~. prepared by an architect registered . - in the State of iviinnesota; ' XIIS) The sip-.e grading plan ~.nclucting an . _ • . - analysis of the adequacZ~ of surface ~. drainage, storm se~•ier and catch ' ~ ~ basin drainage, erosion cons=r_ol, - ' ~ ~ scrcenincj and .~anciscaY~i:?~ ~ visual _ and e~;sting and proposed topo- graphy of the tract caith vertical . _ ~ ~ topographic contour intervals not greater than two feet; ~ (~i_) ;~s ~ar.t of the PUD plan, the applaAcant ' _ shall submit proposed declarations of • covenants, conditions and restrictions, • ___._____r___. ;~~nors associations and al_1 arf:i_cles off: o . ~ _ ot}~cr. such doc%unent:s as the city may deem necessary a_ii :'such forth and COn~_c1:L111_ng • such_prova.si_ons as will ensure _that. ic?cd o v t_y coni.rol .i.s pr. uaf:c~ proper c ad _ _ _ . j e • ... i~o ~~r_otcct the inc~:i.vidx.lal owner's rights . and propcr.ty Vc1~.L1CS, to estr.~bl.i.~;h respansi~- , • bi.lt.y for ~na:int~enranre anc~ upkeep, and to ,cont~a.nua_rrg coml~l.ance cait.li the erisiaxc: P • .. ~! ~ . • `. ~ •, ~ • O ~ J ~ - plan. The City shall require that such declarations of covenants, • .----Y-~r-~~ .. cond~_i.i_ans and restrictions or other docuznc=~.`t_s provide that in the evc>nt . ~ ~ ~ any a:~ti,ociation or corporation fails . , ~ to ~nantaln p or perties zn acca.rdanc~ f ' _ w~.tl~ the applicable ordinances and ! ~ r fat) ~; to alations of the city o • ~ ~ regz ~ ! _ _ ._. - • pay faxes or assessments on praper.ties ! _ ~ ~ as=they beaorze due and in th~~ event . ~ the cit-y-~i~rurs any ex;~enses .n en- ~orc_~ng zts ordinances, rules and - i- ' regulations, ~•rhich e>:penses a?~e not -~ • itnm~ately reimbursed by the asso- '; . ciat~on or corporation,:the city sTiall_ ave tl~e right to assess each property ~ -- _r____-_._ • ° Sts pra rata share of such expenses. i These assessments , tope Sher Both ~n--- teres±: thereon and costs of collection, . ~ sha:L1 1~e a li~~n on each property ~ against which each such assessment is• j • made. ~ (3) Coordination of Subdivision Rec}ul.ations. Sub-- . ~_ _ d~.vision revie~•~ under tl~e subdivision cant-rol•~ ;.- ~~ ~ . ordinance shall be carried out sirlul_~aneously • ~~jz-' th the review of the pl~~nnccl uni~i~~deve-~ o~.;ment E ~ under this section. In addition to tl~ze P ~D plan, ---- ----- _ T- r .: tl,e applicant= shall submit infarmatlon meet tng :: ,• il~ie requirements of~ the suJ~cli.visi.on regul.atio_is o ~ the cn.ty. °~ ~ {4} Development Schedule. The applicant shat]- :submit I o a proposed- schedule for canstruction beg~_nning ° at the time the requested toning may be granted by e componen~s "• ~ the city and continuing until all th _ elaprnent are full.v_corpleted. . ~ o - tl~e planned unit dev - ~- i _ n aT - the . pror;osou n_ la*in~~ci t:rzl.t • Sf the const_ructio _ development is to bP n stages, then the cornporzents ~ d~:l.ineatcd. • contained in teach stage shall be cl.early ' ' Subd. 4. •Planning Com;,iission Review -- PUD Plan. Upon ! ' rec`~-- eipt arzd review of the concept proposal statement and receipt of th.e apl-~1_ication and l'UD plan, -the planning- dn.rc~ctor shall refer the PUll plan to other departments and agenc-~~ ~.c~s--for review. laithi_n thirty (30) days ~,ftcr° conce,-?t proposal stat.ement,' ~ the rczce~.pt of the c•~ritl.en • - ~ _ . -..--z--:- - , . PUD plan azic~ appl_~cata_on, the planning director ~hall --= --- - - -~ -Y---,~- a) appJ_c>vz~l. on eitl~f~r ( ni;;i~.ssz rid to tiie l~~.lanni.ng co ~~ini~ • ° r~ro _ _ __ _ fc~rni suhmittcd, o:~~Tb, ~~}~}?~coval ~t the ~ropasal~in the _ ttzt~moda.ticatiozls,~czi_„ ~c~ c'~~`;~~~pproval -•- • ,~ .~ ~ •• ~, ~. ~" 7 ~' . . The recommendation of the planning director shall - - ~ ~ zn' c;luc~e findings of fact, and shal_1 set -orti - • the reasons for the reconunendations spe- ca ~ ing ~~ wiirh particu]_arity in what aspects the }plan would or trould not be in the•public interest, including . - but not limited to the fo.llo~•~ing: . (a) `1'he extent to ~•:hich the plait departs from the coning ordinance, subdivisicn regu.l.a-- . tions, cdrtlprehensve development elan aril ._ ~ redevelopment plan, if any, otherwise . ~ applicable to the subject property, in~ eluding but r_ot limited to density, bul}: '~ ~ - and use, and the reasons tahy such departures ~.. ~ are or are not deemed to }~e ~n the publ~c . interest. . {b) The extent to which the plan does or does ~. - ~ not ma}:e adequate provisions for public sec- ~~ ~ vices, vehicular_ traffic control, air and lie}ht, ~~ecreati on and visual enjoyment. • ~ (c} The nature and extent of open space, the '_ ~ adequacy of provision for maintenance and conservation of the con~rnon open space, and the adequacy or inadequacy oz the amount . and ~uriction o_~ open space in terms of the~c ens' ~ es proposed in the plan . (d} 7'he imp_a_c+~, beneficial or_ adverse, of the . p]_~_-,ned unit development project upon the nei_ghborhaod i_n which it is proposed to . - ~ be estab]_ished. . - ~ {e) zr. the case of a-plan that proposes develop ment aver a period of years, the sufziciency of the terms and conditions proposed to . protect and mai_ni.ain t_he integrity of the • .plan. - ~ ~ (f_) Tare relationship of the proposed structures to existing structu~~es, to an_y redevelopment . plan, and to ant~_ci~pated future development . _ v~^the area. •.jlithiri forty-five days after r.ecei.vinc~ 'che. pl_annir~g • director's repast, the planni.ncJ comntissian shal]_ hold a public hearing on the app.lication~ t•lithin . forty-five days after the publa_c ]~,earinct, the -` ____ submit its reconuacndati_on . plannil~r~ cornl~li_.r_~ion shall _. _ to t.l~c city council. `1'Iie aOillIlll si_on may recommend approv~il. wii_h or wi_tho>it _rrlvclii_cat~5.or: or rc~conrmend ---__. citsapprova]~ .. . s . ° ~ ~ f ~ ~- ~ ~ . ~ ~ ° ...III. . . ~ ' • ' i • ; .. • . _ ' Subd. 5. City Council 1lpproval - PUD P]_an. I'olloiaing ."3~ ~ • action by the plar.ni-ng conuiission the city counc3.1 sli~ll consider rezoning the area described in the plan an . accordance with the procedures set .for_th in t.lii.s part=. • _xf approved, the area shall be rezoned as one of tl~e five types of PUD distra-cts. Prior to the commor_c:elnent . ~ ~ ~ of any construci~icsn or deve.l_oprnont of t11e land and afier - rezoning thc~ applicant-. shal]_ submit a i'inal Development • Plan, consistent wi :i h the PUD p1.an, together t~ritll a.n - a}?placation for a s:-~~cial use permit for the deve]_op- . ment shoF•an in such Final Development Plan. A spacial -use permit, an con -ormance with tho approved 1~'1na:i Tie-- • • velopment Plan, must be issued by a tt•~o-thirds vote of_ • the council before the PL'D district can be devoted to ~- the useY provided for in such plan, . ~ ~ i Subd. 6. Final Development Plan. A Final Development Plan shall consist of the follo~•aing: {1.} If required, a final plat of the land to be de- . veloped. (2) A sz'-e plan sufficient for recording the engineering dra<<iangs and consisting of the fol]_q~•ainq on a ° drawing to scale of not more t.an 50 feet to the . ancl~-____..___ .___~_~. (a) ^T}re adopted PUD plan with r..equar_ed mod.if~.-_ . cations stipulated by the_ci_ty council.; ° ~ (b} _A legal description of the PUll zoning ciist.r_ict; _ _ ~ (c) Location ar.d dime~ision of major natura?. ° ° futures and e~;lsting features t•3h~.ch ~elll . ~ remain on the tract of land; .~ (d) Locat..ion, dimension, and arrangement of b~ildings, streets, drives, truc}~ loa«.ng . ~ _ areas, automobile parkinc3 areas, veh?_c1e ° entrances and exits, peciestr_ian entrances and . ~ ~ ~eyits, wal}cs, skyc•aays, plazas and courts, . ~ ~ bus turn outs and bus shelters, ~•~a11 fences and planti ncrs des? cored to scre`r. the district from adjacent uses, signs and lac}litl.ng. (fj Landscaping; . (g) . L~cat_iora of uses; (h) The declaratior_ of covenants, conditions_and . ~ . r_estr_ictions and ari.icles of ownership. ~~ ' (i) Any additional information required by the roiincil. Subd. 7. Compliance ;aath the PUD Plan and Final D~~- ° Vl='_J_O}~IlleIlt Plan. -- _ ~ - ~:i C:h~.znges. T1rc~ development of the planned unit: dc-- ye:lo~~ment distx'l.ct sh~:.l]- be 3_n substant_ia:t compl~i ' ___ anCe WJ.~:jl-~~.Ie~appr0\7Cd 1'i1D P1a11, }'~]_Il~tl DeV~'~_Opi:'i`~??1: 5 .. 1 ~ '. . Phan and any eondi.tions imposed by the counci]_. • Lo???p]_iance shall not be considered substar?tial if there is: . (a} more than ten percent change in floor area in any on_e structure; (b) more than a ten percent change in the ori- _._. ginal approved separation .of buildings; • (c) -any change in the original. approved set- .- backs from property lines; (d) more than 5 percent change in the ground • area covered by the building; or . ~ (e) any change in the ratio of off-street parking . ~ ~ . - . - and lo~?c]ing space to gross floor ~zr_ea in '- - ~ the building_ '~ •- (?) Building Permits. No building permit shall_ be . • ~ issued for any structure within the PUD district -unless and until the planning d~r_ector certifies ~~ ~ ~ that: it conforms to the provisions of the PUD - ~ Plan, the Final Development P].an and any other conditions i?nposed by the council. Upon approval • -~ by the planning director, the building permit h application along with the appropriate information xeciuired for building permits shall be submitted to ^tlie chief_ inspector who shall process the building pera??it in conformance with applicable bua_ld_L_ng codes. - Stxbd. 8. Bond for Conformance. Prior to the issuance of.a specia]_ use permit, the applicant shall provide - the city with a performance•bond in the amount of ten • ~ percent of the estimated va]_ue of the proposed buildings and. jrovements in the area desi_gnaLed as a planned • un development district conditioned on the satisfactory • ~ ~ development of the PUD i_n accor_dance -c•.ith the PUD Plan . and }~ lnal Development Plan and anv additional c~-~ondi-tioris .mpo._~ed by tine co?xr.ci_l . Uaon co;1~.-~c'.ti o:z of t=he p_l~jT?:1:'-d •' - unit clevelopn?ont as approved by the city cOL1nCl_L, my specieions b_y the planning director and chief insp^J__ ector • ~ and approvz.?1 by tlxe city council, the performance bond • may be a-e:lcased. . • ~ Subd~. 3. Criteria and Standards. • 1) Land Use _[ntensity (LU]:) _ The ma.;imum land use x_n``~~-teiisi-`~ty_-r_ati.n_g pcrmit.tecl in a 1'UD d~_strict sha1.]. • be determined }~y the gross land area of C.he tx°ac.t: • ~ of Land, the j~roposeci type of planned unit dcvelop_ . merit di.str.i.ct, and t}xe urea ass~_gr.ed to t}?e PUD distr:i.r.i~. •° ., • ~ (2) T}ie land use intensity rating for those p<-zr_cels • of the PUD dist=rict d-es~_ctnated for res~.dential • • uses, or a combination of residential and non- ° res~_dc~ntial l.zses, shal be as ollo~,rs: • • ~ -1 PMR, PC--2_ & ` GROSS LAND AREA PR ~; PC _ S~UAIZE l~ L1?T ACRES LUI IZIITING PI LUI 1:E'1T Ii1G • ~ 43,560-37,120 1--2 40 48 • ~ 87,120--130, 680 2 33 43 50 . 130,_680-174,240 3-4 ~!5 52 ° 174,20-217,800 4-5 48 54 e 217,800-26.1,360 5-6 50 5fi " - ~ over_ 261,360 6+~ 55 ~8 - - (3) The land use intensity rating for_ those parc_el.s • of the PUD district designated solely for com- • mercial and industrial uses shall be as follows: ~ • .• ~ GROSS LAND AREA PR & PC-1 PMR, PC-?_ & ~ • SQUARE FRET ACRES LUI RATI'r~G PI LUI R73'I~1=i~G . '.. 43,560-87,1?0 1-2 30 38 ' 87,1?_0-13U,•G80 2-3 33 *'~ . 35 4~~ 74,~~}0 3-4 130,6`0-1 _ _ 179,2~~0-21.7,800 4-5 38 4£3 _ - 211.800-?_~1, 360 5~•6 .40 50 ~ • - ~ r;2 over 261,360 6+ 45 ' Subd. 10~. Method of Computing'floor Area, Oven Space, 3",ivab:ility Spare, Recreation Space, Parki~lg Requircrl~nts from Land Use Intensity Rating. > . ° {1} For the purposes of a planned una.t development dis-- ~ : ~ use intensity rating apl~l.ic.able to the ti-~ici., the land ~ ' , • ~ _ par_ticua_a.r type of planned unit development (PR, ~= . PI~1IZ, PC-1, PC-2_, and PI) shall be establi_silecz by • the abo:~e ta.blc:s, The ratio of tie r1a~.imum per-~.~~.s- si}al~e {door area and required open space, .i.~ :Ta1~11.1~1' space, .rec.reat~._on space,_and_par}sing to gross land area shall be determined by reference to i<he LU:L t . 7.'able, SU1?d1Vl`~1011 1:1 of this section. _ . (2) Definitions and 1`Iethods of Measuremc.r.t Re:l_ating t_o • •' -the Land Use Intensity Ratios; Requirements and Lim; ~ 1t~ 0115. _ (a) Gross Land Urea Definition and I~4ethod of ~r'leasu.re- . ment. Gross land area is defined, for ° area .1 c~ction, as i.:.hc~ tot~~ purposes. oi- this s E . ` _ _ _ of land w:i_thin the pz~oposed d ta-i.ct }~~c:~u,iciaa_ic's ' lus half of tl~c a1-ca of ad.joinincl pcr_.n~~:_~nt > open space such a~~ .~i:reets, ~p~3rk~;,a_a3~c, pz°ov .ded t}..i~. _tiio h o and t lce, l CG']TtCrtCl"1.C,S, ~ _ _ _ _ __ ~ _ ~Y`1C~lt}a of 5L1Ch ~1d`JO:1 Illl'iCj }:)Gr111~111<`11t opc`n :~]~~iC .' ~ siia~.]. bc> considea~cc-i t:o }.~c lice Inc~~=r^-i.h~tiZ~tlir f • ~ : i number of feet equal to the land use intens s.ty raf:~.ng appls.ed to that portion flf the }?UD cii:~' ct- to ~~h cz h t e -open •• spare adjoins. • ~ ~ (b) l?loor I~rca Uefz_nition and P~Iethod oz I~leasur_e- • ment. To determine the maxn_mum permis~___sib]_e ' floor area, the LUI xa-tlo ~n subd_~v~.s1_on 11 s ~ia1 1 be applzedJ^`J' ze floor area o - t e uil.d- 1 ings shall be considered to l:~e the sum of the areas of the several floors of the build- angs measured from the outside =aces o~the e~:t ire or walls, or from the center line of the wall sepa~°ating two buildings, ~ncludtng halls, lobbies, stair~•,ays, elevator shafts, enclosed porches and ba_lcoriies, asd below grade zloo.r areas used ~:or fhabn.tasion. Not included as door area aro: 1 open terraces, patios, atriums, br balconies; . {2) carports, garages, br_eezet•~ays, tool_ . sheds; (3j-special purpose areas or common use of occupants, such as r-- ecre axon room, •socia]_ hall; (~'_) stagy:f space for therapy or exami.nat'iorz in care housing; (5) basement space not used for living accomrnodetiorzs .. The ma}:zmum perznissi}~1_e floor are--a-in a PiJD shall be detez:mined as j=ollo~as : In pay=ce].s designated for- non-resi.dentia_l. uses the mix:imum permissible :rlooz- area shall_ be de-- ' raved by multiplying that por~i_on of the gross land area contained _z.n such parcel by the applicable 1_and use intensi~.y ratio. Ir_ paZ'"~--`ce1s~ designated solely for resi.d--'- entzal uses or_ for a combination oz residential and non-residential uses, trze remainder of the grass land aroma shad _l be mul.ti.pl ed by tl~e applicable land us~~ a_ntensity ratio. (~) Op_en Space. Definition and P:Ietlzod of l~Ieasure~ meat. ,• (i.) Foz~ purposes of this sor_tion, open space sha:tl_b__o defined as the total hoxi- zoni,al area of uncovered open space p:L1.is izal~: the total .1lorizonta:l_ :area of covered opezz space . . {a: x.) Clncovercd o,7on sp_ ticc~ i.s the total gross • area of land not_ cove:rc:d by~u~.J.dzngs, open cxtc oi_ balconi_cs, ,ancl roo~c~d,ai_c'as i:.hat pi-ovacle recrcatlonal space, • ,. t~ ° t ~ ~ a 1 ` ~~^` • ° • •. {xii) Cove7~ed open space is .usable open space ' ~ ~ cJ.c>t~c~d to tllc~ sky but un~.bstxucted ~ilc~nq at ].east 50-~ o~-tze sides c~~ e . the: space. ~i'he area znTcliidable as ,covered open ~~pace shall not exceed t_he - ~ ~ area of-t_s open sides. Covcz:ed op~.n -- • space may. include r_overed balCOI1zE'_s,_ • ~ cov'ercd po:rt_i_ons of irlpr_oved roo~.cd = • areas, or sr~aces under buildzlzgs_ sup- .. • ported on colulnrs or posts _ ~~ • - _ {iv) ~.Che r:linimuln aiilount of opelispace re-- _ : • quixeci• shall ire detexmz~led by mut% plying th^ a}~plicable open space rai=io -___--_ shown zn one land use in~~ensity • table, subaivzsion 11, by the gross • • land area ~•rl:i_ch is not~aesigr~ated so)_ely for comz~,erc ~.~~~_ or industrzal use -. ~ {v) Opcli space _zec;uirements shall not b~ _ ~PP1ied to those portions of a PUD . district designa.tc~d solely zo.r comTaer- vial or industrial uses. -- ' _ (d) Livabili't_y Spare D~f il:iti on an_d r~?etl~od of • Comnutati.on. For purposes of t}lis secti.cr., • - lvab:z - i ty space sn<<11 be defined as. t'rl~:ty _ portion of the total ol:en space which ^a_s so_ . ~_I~lproverl and so located as to provide' --~c,stfzn-~.i:c, . ~z:t1y p1~c~asilig area:; of outdoor living space fox resi_den_ts. Livability space includes . ~ latans ~znd other landscaped areas; wallcti~;ays, -~ waved terraces and sa_tting areas, outdoor xec~:cation areas, ar;d landscaped portion: • of street Tighe-of-~•iays. Livability su_ace . .~ shalll_ not includo s;~ace used for_ vehicles, e~CL'i=~t' f01 1r1C1dC:?r<? i S°r~'1Cc'S, m~zllL_~'_i1u~1C? C~"Y.' • e;l.c'r_g~n:.__ ~ . n- rlinirnu::1 a_~JtanL of 1.:;_vab Ali tY ° ~ space shall be deter_mi_ned by multipl~Ti_i~g the applicable li_vaLi.l_it.y space rat.i_o slioc•~n in the • land u_se iet.ensity tab:Le, subd.i_=~~isi on 11, by . - i:he c~ro ss -land ar. ca ~~rliich i_s not designated solely for carar~lercial_ or i.ndust.z:ial uses. ~. L" ivab%1_t~y space rec~uir~ernc~nts shall not apply ~ • to thosc~port:ions of a PU1) district c?csicl/gated. solel_%ic~r 'conunerci~il. ar,d industri~-Il Llso_s. • {C') i~eCrF'_at:l.OIZ SpaCi~' 1)(:1:z11:1_tiOn and I•iCt~~OCI O~^ ~• I~~~ a~ uT;_cll~o_nt. Fo.r. purpo::res of tl-lis sc.^ti ~:~n, recr~cat_ion >pace shal~l_ be c~lefined asythai~ ~- • • . ~ ~~rtion o.t i~}z_c total. trpen space ~Jhlcil Ill~ay • ~ . /'~'~ . a---~.~ ~I >~J is I • 1 1 1 E ~13- . appropriately be used for•recreational . purposes . 1n general , sue: 1 space shall be a m~_ni.mum of 10, 000 square ~ -cet and^ • sha]_1 be no less than 5U feet on any one . side. . Smal]_er areas may be conszci~~"-~rec~-- . it the x=c:creatzon space 1s a suitably - • ~i p ved roof area. Sma]_ler areas may . also be considered if.a 1.0,OOU square foot area would provide more than the Lotal reci-~~e~ition space required or i~ ant~_cipat_ed needs of residents requzr_e smaller :Caci~- lit~i~s , such a_~ s__tot lots . Permanent pub zcl recree~.ion space and facilities located outside of the PUD district ma_y be approved as meeting up to one-hall of the recreation space re- quirements a_f the inclusion of such space: is consistent ~•~ith the purposes of i~Yis section and iz said span--~e abuts . the PtID dstrict. `1'he minimum amount of recr_eata_on space reguzr_ed shali_ be .determined by multiplying the ~.pplzca- - ble recreation space ratio ~~own ---T-~--- -. _____ x.n the 1'and useinteriszty t~~ble, sub- d•- vision 11, by the gross land area wllicl t1 s not designated solely for commex'ci_al or industrial uses . `.the recreation spac° requi.xeme_ni.s shall not a}~_ply ;to those portions of a PUD district designated solely for_ commer_czaT-1 and industrial uses. '(f) Car Space, Occupant and Total; Deiiniti_on and Method of Computation. For purposes of this section, an occupant. car space shall be ' definod_as a par'::i_ng spac,~ in a ga.-rage, car- . ,-- port, or o%her of-street parking a_ua wnicll is available to residents without a __-. tame l~.mit. For purposes of this scc~zen, total car spaces shalJ_ be defined as the .occupant car spaces plus other parkincJ spaces wha_clz may be used for unlarni_t.ed or se_l.dom ~.irnited time periods, and which are int_cndcd primar~_ly~for use by guests . `.l'he minimum number of occup~.znt caa_spaces and of totes]! -- - ~- a PUD district. car spares in tho.~e poz:'tion~ of _ __ des:ignai.ed for residcnti.al. uses shall be c~etc;rm~_rrc,d by mult_iplyinq .the appl] Cable occu_ pant cal= ~ rat :i_o and the app].ica}~le _tota.t car -----~~~ r ~ ~ t.l1c number of c1wc:} .l_~ng ]'at1.o rc:,.})eCt:7.VG.~~ by ti 111._-..,-~ S . S - _ 1 • ` Subd_ Use 11. Required Land Intensity Ratios -- LUI Table. `:Che ma _ ximum floor area rat:5_o, the minimum livabllit.y space xatio, minimum recreation tilc space ratio; and the mn- _ a.mum car space rat5_o for_ each land use intellsity rating }lr"31 ~ he aS fOllO~~lS LnI4ll USE INTENSITY (LUI) RATIOS Land-Use ~ ~ LUI . P.ItTIOS LUI R1~TTOS Zntc'nsity X GROSS LI~itD IaREA X LIVING U=~ITS_ _ _ .. Ratings Floor Open Livabil- P,ecreation Occtzp~~.nt Total (t,Ul) Area Space ity Space Space ~ar_ Car " 30 .100 .80 .65 .025 2.0 2.2 33 ,123 ."19 .58 ".028 :~.£~ 2.1 35 .141 .78 .54 .030 ~ 1.7 ?-~ - 38 .174 .77 .52 .033 ~.. 1.8 ' ~0 .200 .76 .52 .036 l.4 ~ 1.7 g2. .230 .75 .51 .039 1.4 1-6 93 .246 .75 .49 ,039 1.3 3.~ . " A4 .?.64 .74 .48 .042 ~...~ 1.5 " 45 .283 .74 .48 ~ .042 1 .2 -~-' ':x • 98 .348 .73 .45 ~ .049 _1.1 l 50 .4U0 .72 .44 .05?_ 1.:L 1. e S2 .459 .72 .42 - ..056 1.0 ^ _~._: ~• 54 .528 .71 .41 .067_ .96 j_.1 J5, ~ .566 . .71 .40 .062 .93 :i.l ~56 .606 .70 .40 .065 .~0 1.1 5s .696 .69 .40 .070 ".8~7: 1.0 Subd. .12~. Amendment of Special Use Permit, Amendm.ent_ to any special use permit issued under this section or . i=or land within a PUD district sha]_.l. 'be by tt~TO--th.~rds _VOte Of the CCL1nC?_1 . `i.'lle CCUI~C11 r%a~j hold SL1C f1C1.1"'? n=,"S i _ t Q11 a propC)Sal tC am='nd S11C:i? p~Y',<<1tS c~S It ,lily COrI_S?:~lC'_~ ~- necessary; but at :Least one public hearing sl;all_ b~ _he~c?. _ v , "3n acting on such a proposal the council may consicer ~ all factors considcz_ed in conn~~~ction t•~ith i°eroninct ~-ham E 1'UD district and issui_n_q sp~~cia1 use permi.t.s f:hert?:~ore . as .Z~ae:L.l_ as any other f_act_oz~s relevant: to tl"Ie publ is __?lc~_l.i.h, sa:Cety, moral-s, comfort, convenience orael:Caz`~'- <~.rlL~_LO ~ _.. the protect.lon of pro~~erty or improvements zn the -`~ighbor^ r 3ioodY ' ~ • • •. . • ,Sect ion 3.'28, Subdivisions 1, is amended to read as follows : .. . - ~ 3.2II 'LUNING DISTRICTS. • . '., ' . • • • • Subdivision 1. T:sta.bla.shment of Districts. For ~..~ '• ~. L-he purposes of this chapter the city shall be • . ... 'dzvided into the following use districts: .. .: . . . R --~- Res~.dence District . .. MR -- .Multiple Residence . ... ~- - -C--X '-- Neighborhood }3usi.ness District .. ~...' • . -.. •, ..~ C---2 .--- . General Commexci~l District • ~ x --- Industrial District - '- ~ ~ - PR - P1-armed Residential District - _ ~ . . I'I~~R ---- Planned I~iult=i-Family Residenti_a.l ~ - ' ' ~ - I'C-l ~-- Planned Ne~_ghboxhood Co.r.:nercial ~ •- ~~ ". ~ ~ - . PC-2 -~ Pla_nn~d General Commercial .- - • .. PI __ Plannod Industrial ._ .~ - ~ _ °~ . ; Section 3.?_9, Subdivision 6, is .amended to ,read as :follows:. - - ~ " - . • : ~ 3.29 ~ PROVISIONS APPLICABLE TO ALL DISTRICTS . - -~. ~ ~ ~ Subdi~aision 6. Outdoor. Advertising. For purposes ' .- ~ ~ of this chapter, outdoor advertising shall be '- :~ :classified as a business and shall be permitted in --- ~ all districts zoned [fox industrial and~eommercial - . tases~ C--1, C-2, or I, subject to other applicable. ' ' ect:a.on 3.36, Subdivision 1 and 2, are amended as- follows: • ~~ ~ 3.36 SPTCIA7, PROVISIONS - OUTDOOR ADVERTISING, ?3ILLBOARDS • - - i2LAL rSTATE Ai•3D O'.i'HLR SIGNS . . -- Subdivision 1. Outdoor .Advertising Signs, R or MR • ~ ~ ~ ' Ui_stxicts or Portions o.f P]_anned Unit Development - i~~_str_ict Designated for Residential Uses. No outdoor ' • ;. - - ~ ~ advertising signs, billboards, or_ real estate signs; ~. -. Small be erected ~.n a "R" or 'AMR" d1StrlC:t Ol° lI1 any .. portion o~~ .a planned unit development district desi.g- • • na-l:ed z=or res~-~iontial uses, e:{cep't as follo:~rs: • {1~+-~ A sign not to exceed t~ao square feet displaying - ~ tlae name of the owner, occupant or_ lessee and • ~ the nature of a I-Tome Occupation, if any. .(1975-3~ ' ~ ~ {2) Non-a_lluminated or. non-reflecting signs;-not ex- . . - cecding ten square feat in area pertaining only to . t:l2e sa~_e, rental ox lease of the premises upon .: .. .~, . " which displayed; or bu)_leti_n boards o~ schooa s>, • • - . " churches and other public inst_-i.tutions permitted _ ~ -~'~) '; • in such districts. ~ •. •• (3) Signs advertising the sale of a subdivision when •' - ,• lc:cated thereon, provided that the sign, location, , ~~ and l.engt=l-I of_ time that such :signs shall remain • . ~ ~ .. have first 'rJeen approved by •tl-Ie council. • . ' ~ "'. (4} Direction•-and. information signs of a public or ' •• ~ ;~. quasi.-public nature, including signs serving as - • - ', directional s3_gns to properties not situated •- ~ adjacent to the strut next. to which the signs • ". ~. ~ . •. - are located, upon first securilig approval }~y the . .' COUnG11. .. ' - • -- ~ Subd. ?.. Outdoor Advertising Signs, C or I I~istr_icts. "- ~- ~ ~ - Outdoor advertising signs, billboards, real estate . - ' ; . ~~ signs and tl'ie like sha11 he permitted in any "C`' or_ .. . '. ~'.I" district provided the following conditions are met: . . '(1) Such signs meet the requirements of this city ~ ; - ~: xelating to signs as set forth in part V of this - chapter. ~. . - (2) Any such sign raust~ be set back from the street .. - equal to at least as far as the required front " . - yard from the district in ~•~llich it is located, ~ - provided that on a major city street or federal ~_ _ . • _• or state hi_gh~~~ay such signs .may be required to bc: . .- set back such 'additional. distatlce as m~.y b~ i_e-• - '. quired to insure proper vision and safety to the . ' ,. ~ - traffic- on such streets and highways. ' . (3} No such sign shall be permitted which faces on • - • ~ " ° ~ the f=ront or side' lot line of any lot in an "~Z" _ ~ - ar °I~SR" district used for residential purposes - i _• ' : - or porti-ons of planned unit development dist3°icts ° ~ ' .• ~ designated f.or resid<ntial. uses ~~lithin 100 feet ° o~~ -such lot or within 200 feet of any public - - > - o .parkway, public square or entrance to any public . - park or public or parochial school, library, church, ~- or similar institl:ti on. • • . ., Section"3.36 i~s amended by adding subdivision 4 thereto as .° ' ~ follo~•: s : ~ • - •. Sl11Jd. ~ . OUt~.door AdvertJ_sa_nQ Signs; POrti_onS Off' j'TJD • ~ l~i~t3:'J_Ct ~eSi.C~11atC'd for ~:Oli1T11C'_rClc~l Or Indust]"lad.. 1.1~GS. . .. 1vo outdoo3- adve3-tis_i.nc; signs, billboards, real e~_t_ate _ • signs, Or %h C: 1]_}C C? S}tall 17e }JCr1111ttC'd 1n poJ"t_lOn:1 CJf I • Jl~znncd U1]:Lt.~ dE'Vt_?.)_O}7111C'nt= C~1St~r 1.Ct:S dC'.S1C~nClted i.Gr ------ - .~- ~ --- ~_.,~~__.._., _____~_~ .A ---- -- - ' C0111111E?]_"C1c1J_ Car .l.n(.~t1Str:LCil uSC' CxCE'})t a5 }JrOV1dCC~.._~>Y tl"Ie • ' ° c"lppl.].C%,};le }'Lid Z'lall, l.' l.nal DC'VG~.O}7IT1C-'_nt Plan or sp~.c:Lal - use pezin~_ t. -- • _.. • .. .. ~ ~ - •. .. ~ Y .. t i ,~ • `. r "`•~ ..., ,. Section 3.37, subdivision 1, is amended to read. as follows. 3.37 SPECT:71L PROVTSTOiVS - GI:OUP IiOUSTNG DI;VI;LOPMLNT~ Subdivision 1. Defini.ti.on. It group housing develop- meet is defined as a development consisting of one or • more structures containing three or more dwelling • ~ unit_s on 'a single site. Gr_o~ housing development doos_no_t include such structures when located within . a p_l_anned unit development district. Section 3.38,x, subd:ivi_sions 2 and 3, are amended to read as . foll.otas : .. ~ ~ . u Subd. 2. Permitted Uses. Recreational vehicles and equa_pment may be~parked or stored in [a residential districts R or Mr; districts or in portions of planned . unit. development districts designated for residential • uses Vin accordance with this Section and other pro- . vi:~ons of the City Code as follows: _ {a} On any rear- or side yard of a lot except the side .yard of a co?_ner lot adjacent to the street. {b} I~at c7_oser_ than three feet'.to any bui]_ding. or structure, including fences.. . {cj In an established driveway of a lot but not closer than three feet to any buiJ_ding oa: str_ucture not beyond the lot line and not closer than twelve feet to tl~e curb 1i_ne of_ the street abutting an • established drive~•aay. (c2) A recreational vehicle-may be stored on a lot . without regard to the location on the lot for the sole and express purpose of loading and unloading for a period not in excess of 48 hours. (e) UnmQUnt=ed slide--in pickup campers must be stored no higher than 20 inches above the around and must be securely supported at least at four corners by solS_d support bloc}:s. . Subd. 3. ]?ro}ii_bi_t:ed Uses. A recreational vehicle may not be stared, parked, or_ utilized i.n ja resident;:ial r3.istrictJ R or T~]R di.str~_ct=s or i_n porti_on_s_ of n.lanned w1it-_ development dsstr~:ict:s desi_ Hated t:or residential uses as Yfallocas : ~ . {a) Recreational vehi_clcs and equipment shall no.i-. be used as a permanent i~c~sidence. . • (b} ~ reca.eat:i.onal vehicle which is in •a state of . ~~`;; ' <, ' "_''~ 1 - externally 'visib]_c c1:i.srepair_ or partial caza- ~. st:ruction must be stored o:r ~~arkeel in a rear or side yard but not closer than three feet • to any building or structure and for not more - - ~. ° .than one year. , gassed by the City Council of t.he' City at Richfield, P~Sirznes:zta i.his ~ -23rd day a~ August , 1.376. ` -~ ~ - ~, ~._~ . • .. • ~ L en L. Lac, P~iUya~- .-~-~;~ - ~'hornas ~~ . I~~a ~.an, City Cleo°)~ - j • .~ • -, - ~ - ,~ _. F i~ ° e o a v , ; . ° ~~ - . ~ ~ • ~ If '~ Z . ~! • ! ~~ i, ~, SUN NEWSPAPERS AFFIDAVIT OF PUBLICATION RICHFIELD SUN 6601 W. 78th St. Bloomington, Minnesota State of Minnesota ss. County of Hennepin J. R. RITCHAY, being duly sworn, on oath says he is and during all times here stated has been the vice president and printer of the newspaper known as The Richfield Sun and lias full knowledge of the facts herein stated as follows: (1) Said newspaper is printed in the English language in newspaper format and in column and sheet form equivalent in printed space to at least 900 square inches. (2) Said newspaper is a weekly and is distributed at least once each week. (8) Said newspaper has 50% of its news columns devoted to news of local interest to the community which it purports to serve and does not wholly duplicate any other publication and is not made up entirely of patents, plate matter and advertisements. (4) Said newspaper is circulated in and near the municipality which it purports to serve, has at least 500 copies regularly delivered to paying subscribers, has an average of at least 75% of its total circulation currently paid or no more than three months in arrears and has entry as second-class matter in its local post-office. (5) Said newspaper purports to serve the City of Richfield in the County of Hennepin and it has its known office of issue in the City of Bloomington in said county, established and open during its regular business hours for the gathering of news, sale of advertisements and sale of subscriptions and maintained by the managing officer of said newspaper or persons in its employ and subject to his direction and control during all such regular business hours and devoted exclusively during such regular business hours and at which said newspaper is printed. (6) Said newspaper files a copy of each issue immediately with the State Historical Society. (7) Said newspaper is made available at single or subscription prices to any person, corporation, partnership or other unincorporated association requesting the newspaper and making the applicable payment. (8) Said newspaper has complied with all foregoing conditions for at least one year preceding the day or dates of publication mentioned below. (9) Said newspaper has filed with the Secretary of State of Minnesota prior to January 1, 1966 and each January 1 thereafter an affidavit in the form prescribed by the Secretary of State and signed by the managing officer of said newspaper and sworn to before a notary public stating that the newspaper is a legal newspaper. He further states on oath that the printed ~'1'1 ~'7 7 61'6 hereto attached as a part hereof was cut from the columns of said newspaper, and was printed and published therein in the English language, once each week, for OT18 successive weeks; that it was first so published on 4Ned the~day of 1~.U~1 St, 19?~ and was thereafter printed and published on every to and including the day of 19~ and that the following is a printed copy of the lower case alphabet from A to Z, both inclusive, and is hereby acknowledged as being the size and kind of type used in the composition and publication of said notice, to-wit: abcdefghij klmnopgrstuvwxyz ~, Subscribed and sworn to before me this 25 day of AUgUSt 1976 ^~~,1+\P,.'~'41/J~t~A.~.^J~^,A,'Vv1/~/ti J~,~MAM,M n - .-.r;~ra, _ - ,.~. ...,,. cx, ss dune li, 1582 sj ~~v~~ :rvvvv~,vvvwvww x (c) A development schedule indi- cating the approximate date when , construction of the planned unit de- velopment or stages of planned unit development can be expected to begin and to be completed. (d) Additional information as may be required by the planning director to determine that the proposal is in conformance with the city's adopted comprehensive plan and any rede- velopment plan. (2) Application; Planning Commis- sion Review. Upon review and accep- tance of the concept proposal state• ment by the planrdng director, an ap- plicant for a planned unit develop- ment district rezoning shall apply therefore to the city on forms to be furnished by the planning director. The application shall be filed with the chief inspector and transmitted to the planning director. The application is to be completed b j• the applicant and shall. be accompanied by a PUD plan for the entire tract of laml. butanot~belimited to, the following data: • (i) All drawings required to be part of the PUD plan shall have a scale of not more than 50 feet to the inch. Drawings shall be submitted show- ing: (I) The outline, overall dimensions and the area of the tract described in the application; (II) The use, existing zoning, and owrnership of the subject .tract and adjacent properties within 350 feet of the proposed P.UD district boundaries including the location of all structures and the right-of-way widths and travel widths of ail adjacent public roadways; (III) The location, general exterior dimensions and gross floor area of all proposed buildings; (IV) The type of use proposed to oc- the amountpof build' g floor area de' voted to each different use, and a legal description of all areas to be de- signatedfor uses allowed by subdivi- sion 2 (5) le) of this section; (V) The location, arrangement and number of automobile parking slaps; (VI) The location, arrangement and general dimensions of all truck loading facilities and all passenger loading areas including bus turn outs and shelters• all(wehicular~entrancesdand exitsf driveways and their relationship to all existing and proposed public streets• (VIII) The location, detign and di- mension of pedestrian entrances, exits, walks, skyways, plaza courts or other related pedestrian areas. (IX) The location and dimension of all walls, fences and planting areas both designed to screen the proposed district from adjacent uses and to en- hance the environment of the district a0 si)grs and I'ghtingnncluding the rlf . lamination characteristics of all lighting; XI) Eaistiila buildings_ rondo Within forty-five days after the public hearing, the planning commission shall submit its recommendation to the city council. The commission may recommend approval with or without modification or recommend disap- proval. Subd. 5. City Counal Approval - PUD Plan. Following action by the planning commission the city council shall consider rezoning the area de- scribed in the plan in accordance with the procedures set forth in this part. Yf approved, the area shall be rezoned as one of the five types of PUD dis- tricts. Prior to the commencement of any construction or development of the land and after rezoning the ap- plicant shall submit a 'Final De- velopment Plan, consistent with the PUD plan, together with an applica- tion for a special use permit for the development shown in such Final De- velopment Plan. A special use per- mit, in conformance with the ap- proved Final Development Plan, must be issued by a two-thirds vote of the council before the PUD district can be devoted to the uses provided for in such plan. Subd. 6. Final Development Plan. A Final Development Plan shall consist of the following: (1) If required, a final plat of the land to be developed. (2) A site plan sufficient For record- ing the engineering drawings and consisting of the following on a draw- ing to scale of not more than 50 feet to the inch: (a) the adopted PUD plan with re- quired modifications stipulated by the city council; (b) A legal description of the PUD zoning district; (c) Location and dimension of major natural features and existing features which will remain on the tract of land• (d) Location, dimension, and ar- rangement of buildings, streets, drives, truck loading areas, au- tomobileparking areas, vehicle entr- ances and exits, pedestrian entr- ances and exits, walks, skyways, plazas and courts, bus turn outs and bus shelters, wall fences and plant- ings designed to screen the district from adjacent uses, signs and lght• ing. (e) Topography; (f) Landscaping; (g) Location of uses; (h) The declaration of covenants, conditions and restrictions and arti- cles of ownership. (i) Any additional information re- quired by the council Subd. 7. Compliance with the PUD Plan and Final Development Plan. (1) Changes. The development of the Wed., August 25, 1976 planned unit development district shall be in substantial compliance Subd. 12. with the approved PUD Plan, Final Use Permit. Development Plan and any conditions cial use perm imposed by the council. Compliance lion or for let shall not be considered substantial if shall be by there is: council. The (a) more than ten percent change hearings on a in floor area in any one structure; Permits as i (b) mare than a ten percent change sanY> but at 1 in the original approved separation of shall be held. buildings; posal the coy (c) arty change in the original ap- factors consid proved setbacks from property lines; rezoning the F (d) more than 5 percent change in special use pe the ground area covered by the build- as anY other ing; or public health, (e) any change in the ratio of off- fort, convenie street parking and loading space to the protectio gross floor area in the bnilding. provemems in (2) Building Permits. No building Section 3.2 permit shall be issued for any strut- amended to re lure within the PUD district unless 3.28 ZONING and until the planning director eer- Subdivrsron tifies that it conforms to the provi- Districts. For sions of the PUD Plan, the F final De- chapter the crt, velopment Plan and any other condi- the following u; lions imposed by the council. Upon R - Residen approval by the planning director, the MR - Mu1tiI building permit application .along GI - Neight with the appropriate information trio required for building permits shall C-2-General be submitted to the chief inspector I -Industrial who shall process the building permit PR -Flannel in conformance with applicable build- PMR - Plar ing codes. Residential Subd. 8. Bond for Conformance. PC-1 -Pia Prior to the issuance of a special use Commercial permit, the applicant shall provide I'C-2 Planned the city with a performance bond in PI-Panned the amount of ten percent of the esti- Section 3.29, mated value of the proposed buildings amended to teat and improvements in the area desig- 3.29 PROVISI Hated as a planned unit development TO ALL DISTRI district conditioned on the satisfac- Subdivision 6. ~ tory development of the PUD in ac- For purposes of cordance with the PUD Plan and advertising shy Final Development Plan and any ad- business and she ditional conditions imposed by the districts zoned council. Upon completion of the plan- commercial use nod unit development as approved by subject to other the aty council, inspections by the lions. planning director and chief inspector Section 3.36, Si and approval by the city council, the are amended as 6 performance bond may be released. 3.36 SPECIAL Subd. 9. Criteria and Standards. OUTDOOR (1) Land Use Intensity (LUI). The BILLBOARDS, Rl maximum land use intensity rating OTHER SIGNS. permitted in a PUD district shall be Subdivision 1. 0 determined by the gross land area of Signs, R or MR D the tract of land, the proposed type of of Planned Unit planned unit development district, tNctDesignatedfe and the uses assigned to the PUD dis- No outdoor ad trio. billboards, or real (2) The land use intensity rating for be erected in a "R those parcels of the PUD district de- or in anY portion of signaled for residential uses, or a velopment distrti combination of residential and non- residential uses, e: residential uses, shall be as follows: (I) A sign not to GROSS LAND AREA PR & PC-1 PMR, PC-2 & SQUARE FEET ACRES LUI RATING PI LUI 43,560-87,120 1.2 4U RATING 87,120.130,680 2.3 43 48 130,680.174,240 .3-4 45 ~ 174,240.217,800 917 4M 9c1 Hen 4-5 _ 48 ~2 public};,, i~~s ~~ :, ~P-~ (Offidal P ~A_ LEGAL N CE . >~fl Nor 187&ld . AMEND1ViENT, TO 'CHAPTER III, PART 1V OF T~ O1tD11~ANCE CODE OF ;.THE " .CITY. OF RICHFIEI:Ik : ;' C1TY,OF' RICHFIELD DOES OR- DAIN. ;:: Chapter"YiI, Part IV of rile Ordi- nance Code uf'the City of. Richfield, relatingto zoning; js Hereby amended in the followingg respects: A new Sec- tion 3.34A is added thereto,•after Sec- tion 3.34, providing as follows: "S.34A PLANNED" UNIT DE- VELOPMENT ZONDQG 'DISTRICT Subdivision l; Purpose. It is the par- pose of this sectioq to provide for the establishment,-at the discretion of the city camdl, of planned unit ilevebp- ment (PUD) zoningdistrfetsontracts of land which are saltable in location, area and character Eon the use and for the structures proposed. AR such PUD zoniog.distrlcts are to be plan- ned and developed rnq a . fled basis. Snitabflity of the ~ra° and for the development p be de- termined primay 'reference to the city's compreheffilve deveop• meet plan ,and.'sAy, redevelopment plan for the 'area which has been adopted by tl-e city." Consideration shall be given to existing and snr- rounding development when estab- lishing a phmned unit development district. It is intended that We provi- sions of this 'section and anyy addi- tional requirements estab!lshed by the city council in establishing a PUD district will accomplish the purposes of zoning as set forth in Section 3.27, Subdivision 1. It is the intention of the city to rovide for flexibility in plao- ning mixed land uses, economic and efficient land uses, a high level of amenities, improved public safety, creative design and. preservation..of natural scenic and recreational qual- ities ofopen spaces for a better living, working and shopping environment. Subd. 2. Establishment of Planed Unit Development DlsMet. (1) Ownership. In order that ..the purposes of this section may be achieved, the land, buildings, 'and improvements in a proposed=4'IlD district shall be in a single ownership or ender the management ami sa~er- visian of a central authorltx,'or otherwise subject to such longterm (eases or other ownership c as the city round) may deem ary to carry oat the provisions of. "'~ c- tion. T'%:_' (2) Integrated Design. +- eel unit development will co '' of a harmonious selection of uses in groupings of buildings, .services, parking areas, traffic ami pedestrian circulation and open spaces and shall be planned and designed as an integ- ratedunit. If aproposed PUD district fal-s, in whole or in part, within a re- development project, the PUD plan and design shall be integrated with the general character of that rede- velopment project. (3) Relationship of Site to Com- prehensive Plan and Redevelopment Plan. The planned unit development shall be consistent wkfh the com- prehensive development plan and any applicable redevelopment plan of the city. (9) Site. No planned unit develop- ment district shah contain less than 43,560 square feet in gross land area as defined in Subdivision 10 (2) (a) of this section. (5) Type of Planned Unit Develop- ments• Allowed Uses. la) There shall be five types of planned unit development districts, viz: Planned Single Family residential - (I'R) Planned Multi-Family Residential - iPMR) Planned Neighborhood Commer- cial - (PC-1) Planned General Commercial - (PC-2) Planned Industrial - (PI) (b) Uses allowed in a PUD district shall be as follows: Uses aQowed in a "R" district shall be allowed in a PR district. Uses allowed in a "MR" district shall be allowed in a PMR district. Uses allowed in a "C-1" district shall be allowed in a PC-1 district. Uses allowed in a "C-2" district shall be allowed in a PC-2 district. Uses allowed in an "I" districtshall be allowed in a PI district. (c) Uses other than the permitted uses, as listed above, are allowed in a PUD district provided the use is one which is authorized in one of the five types of PUD districts, and provided further that such additional use can- not occupy more than 33 per cent of the gross floor area of the PUD dis- trict. Subd. 3. Procedures. (1) Initiating Proposal Statement and PUD Plan. Every applicant re- questing establishment of a planned unit development zoning district shall submit a concept proposal statement in writing to the planning director. Acceptance by the planning depart- ment of the concept statement shall not obligate the city to approve the PUD plan, final PUD plan or any part thereof or to rezone the property to a planned unit development district. The following items shall be con- tained in the concept proposal state- ment: (a) A legal description of the total site proposed for development, in- cluding astatement of the present and proposed ownership. (b) A statement of the planning ob- jectives to be acldeved bythe planned unit development through the par- ticular approach proposed by the ap- plicant. This statement should kn- clude adescription of the character of the proposed development and the rationale for choices made by the ap- plicant in the course of development of the concept. (c) A development schedule kndi- cating the .approximate date when construction of the planned unit de- velopment or stages of planned amt development can be expected to begin and to be completed. (d) Additional information as may be required by the planning director to determine that the proposal is in conformance with the city's adopted comprehensive plan and any rede- velopment plan. (2) Application; Planning Commis- sion Review. Upon review and aceep- tance of the concept proposal state- ment bythe planning director, an ap- plicant for a planned unit develop- ment district rezoning shall apply therefore to the city on forms to be furnished by the planning director. The application shall be filed with the chief inspector and transmitted to the planning director. The application is to be completed by the applicant and shall be accempanied by a PUD plan for the entire tract of land. (a) The PUD plan shall consist of, but not be limited to, the following data: ' (i) All drawings required to be part of the PUD plan shall have a scale of not more than 50 feet to the inch. Drawings shall be submitted show- ing: (I) The outline, overall dimensions aml the area of the tract described in the application; (II) The use, existing zoning, and ow+aership of the subject tract and adjacent properties within 350 feet of the proposed P.UD district boundaries including the location of all structures and the right-of-way widths and travel widths of aI! adjacent public roadways; (III) The location, general exterior dimensions anti gross floor area of all proposed buildings; QV) The type of use proposed to oc- cupy each parcel and each building, the amount of building floor area de- voted to each different use, and a legal description of all areas to be de- signated for uses allowed by subdivi- sion 2 (5) (c) of this section; (V) The location, arrangement and number of automobile parking stalls; (VI) The location, arrangement and general dimensions of all truck loading facilities and all passenger loading areas including bas turn outs and shelters; (VII) Thelocation and dimension of all vehicular entrances and exits, driveways and their relationship to all existing and proposed public streets; (VIII) The location, design and di- mension of pedestrian entrances, exits, walks, skyways, plaza ceurts or other related pedestrian areas. (IX) The location and dimension of all walls, fences and planting areas both designed to screen the proposed district from adjacent uses and to en- hancethe environment of the district; (X) The location and dimension of aR signs and lighting including the il- . lamination characteristics of all lighting; iXll Existing hnildinnc_ rnada Wkthin forty-five days after the public hearing, the planning commission shall submit its recommendation to the city council. The commission may recommend approval with or without modification or recommend disap- '~~ proval, Subd. 5. City Coundl Approval - PUD Plan. Following action by the planning commission the city council shall consider rezoning tfie area de- scribed inthe plan in accordance with the procedures set forth in this part. If approved, the area shall be rezoned as one of the five types of PUD dis- tricts. Prior to the commencement of any construction or development of the land and after rezoning the ap• plicant shall submit a 'Final De- velopment Plan, consistent with the PUD plan, together with an applica- tion for a spedal use permit for the development shown in such Final De- velopment Plan. A special use per- mit, in conformance with the ap- proved Final Development Plan, must be issued by a two-thirds vote of the council before the PUD district can be devoted to the uses provided for in such plan. Subd. 6. Final Development Plan. A Final Development Plan shall consist of the following: (1) If required, a final plat of the land to be developed. (2) A site plan sufficient for record- ing the engineering drawings and consisting of the following on a draw- ing to scale of not more than 50 feet to the inch: (a) the adopted PUD plan with re- quited modifications stipulated by the city council; (b) A legal description of the PUD zoning district; (c) Location and dimension of major natural features and existing features which will remain on the tract of land; (d) Location, dkmension, and ar- rangemenC of buildings, streets, drives, truck loading areas, au- tomobileparking areas, vehicle entr- ances and exits, pedestrian entr- ances and exits, walks, skyways, plazas and courts, bus turn outs and bus shelters, wall fences and plant- ings designed to screen the district from adjacent uses, signs and ligh6 ing. (e) Topography; (f) Landscaping; (g) Location of uses; (h) The declaration of covenants, conditions and restrictions and arti- cles of ownership. (i) Any additional information re- gnired by the council Subd. 7. Compliance with the PUD Plan and Final Development Plan. (1) Changes. The development of the Wed., August 25 planned unit development district & shall be in substantial compliance Us, with the approved PUD Plan, Final cis Development Plan and any conditions tioi imposed by the council. Compliance sht shall not be considered substantial if coo there is: hen (a) more than ten percent change per in floor area in any one structure; sar (b) more than a ten percent change sha in the original approved separation of os buildings; far (c) airy change in the original ap- rez proved setbacks from property lines; g (d) more than 5 percent change in ase the ground area covered by the build- ut ing; or fors (e) any change in .the ratio of off- the street parking and loading space to pro gross Floor area in the building. S (2) Building Permits. No building am permit shall be issued for any strut- 3 tore within the PUD district unless S and until the planning director ter- Dis tifies that it conforms to the provi- cha sinus of the PUD Plan, the Final De- the velopment Plan and any other condi- p tions imposed by the council. Upon b approval by the planning director, the C building permit application. along tric with the appropriate information G required for building permits shall 1, be submitted to the chief inspector p who shall process the building permit p in conformance with applicable build- Res ing codes. p Subd. 8. Bond for Conformance. Con Prior to the issuance of a special use p permit, the applicant shall provide p the city with a performance bond kn S the amount of ten percent of the esti- amp mated value of the proposed buildings 3 and kmprovements in the area desig- TO Hated as a planned unit development S district conditioned on the satisfac- Foc tory development of the PUD in ac- stir cordance with the PUD Plan and bus Final Development Plan and any ad- disl ditional conditions imposed by the con caundl. Upon completion of the plan- sub' Heel unit development as approved by lion the city council, inspections by the ~ planning director and chief inspector are and approval by the city council, the 3 performance bond may be released. OU Subd. 9. Criteria and Standards. BIL (1) Land Use Intensity (LUI). The OTF maximum land use intensity rating Sc permitted in a PUD district shall be Si determined by the gross land area of ofgF the tract of land, the proposed type of Met planned unit development district, No and the uses assigned to the PUD ells- billb trict, be e (2) The land use intensity rating for or in those parcels of the PUD district de- vein signated for residential uses, or a resh combination of residential and non- (1 residential uses, shall be as follows: faaf GROSS LAND PR & PC-1 PMR, PC-2 & AREA LUI PI LUI SQUARE FEET ACRES RATING RATING 43,560.87,120 1-2 40 48 87,120-130,680 2-3 ~ 43 50 130,680.174,240 .3-4 45 52 179,290.217,800 4-5 48 54 217,800.261,360 S-6 50 56 dole indi- late when ~ d unit do- coned ntrit ~dtobegin ~ m as may g director 10883 iS In 's adopted any rede- Commis- md aceep- rsal state- :or, an ap- :develop- all apply rms to be director. d with the fled to the lication is Gcaat and PUD plan consist of, following to be part a scale of the inch. fed show- imensions ,scribed in imng, and tract and 350 feet of Boundaries structures dths and >nt public tl exterior area of all osed'to oc- i building, r area de- se, and a s to be de• ~v subdivi- ement and ing stalls; 'angement ' all truck passenger 3 tnrn OUtS mansion of and exits, ionship to ed public gn and di- antrances, ;t courts or ens. pension of :ing areas proposed and to en- edistrict; pension of ling the il- :s of all s, roads, asements, lack and ing plans,, general and un- ~ for the ings, pre- istered is lap indud- equacy of ewer and ro control, apingg and papby of ~ographic der than plan, the iosed de- onditions f owners ich docu- n neces- dngsuch hat ade- mded to ,'s rights ~ws s .»- and up- ng com- ity shall is of co- ;rictions that in ~orpora- rties in de ordi- city or gents on e and in xpenses ilea and are not the as- tyshall roperty lenses. vith in- ectton, operty sment Regu- lar the hall be th the velop- tionto shall he re- egula- he ap- posed nning ;may nuing plan- com- f the antis pants 11 be m ra- t and state- ation actor ~r de- riew. e re- posal ttion, com- ssion nnl in Within forty-five days after the public heating, the planning commission shall submit its recommendatton to the city council, The commission may recommend approval with or without modification or recommend disap- proval, Subd. 5, City Council Approval - PUD Plan. Following action by the planning commission the city counefl shall consider rezonfng the area de- scribed in the plan in accordance with the procedures set forth in this part. If approved; the area shall be rezoned as one of the five types of PUD dis- tricts. Prior to the commencement of any construction or development of the land and after rezoning the ap• plicant shall submit a 'Final De- velopment Plan, consistent with the PUD plan, together with an applica- tion for a special use permit for the development shown in such Final De- velopment Plan. A special use per- mit, in conformance with the ap- proved Final Development Plan, must be issued by a two-thirds vote of the council before the PUD district can be devoted to the uses provided for in such plan. Snbd. 0. Final Development Plan. A Final Development Plan shall consist of the following: (1) If required, a final plat of the land to be developed. (2) A site plan sufficient for record- ing the engineering drawings and consisting of the following on a draw- ing to scale of not more than 50 feet to the inch: Ia) the adopted PUD plan with re- quired modifications stipulated by the city council; (b) A legal description of the PUD zoning district; (c) Location and dimension of major natural features and existing features which will remain on the tract of land; (d) Location, dimension, and ar- rangement of buildings, streets, drives, truck loading areas, au- tomobileparking areas, vehicle entr- ances and exits, pedestrian entr- ances and exits, walks, skyways, plazas and courts, bus turn outs and bus shelters, wall fences and plant- ings designed to screen the district from adjacent uses, signs and light- ing. (e) Topography; (f) Landscaping; (g) Location of uses; (h) The declaration of covenants, conditions and restrictions and arti- cles of ownership. (i) Any additional information re- quired by the council. Subd. 7. Compliance with the PUD Plan and Final Development Plan. (1) Changes. The development of the GROSS LAND PR & PC-1 PMR, PC-2 & AREA LUI PI LUI SQUARE FEET ACRES RATING RATING 43,560.87,120 1-2 40 48 87,120-1311,680 2-3 43 50 130,680.174,240 3-4 45 52 174,240-217,800 4-S 48 54 217,800-261,360 5-6 511 56 over 261,360 6+ 55 58 (3) The land use intensity rating for those parcels of the PUD distrtict des- ignated solely for commercial and in- dustrial uses shall be as follows: Wed., August 25, 1976 -SUN -Page 29 planned unit development district shall be in substantial compliance with the approved PUD Plan, Final Development Plan and any conditions imposed by the council. Compliance shall not be considered substantial if there is: (a) more than ten percent change in floor area in any one structure; (b) mote than a ten percent change in the original approved separation of buildings; (c) any change in the original ap- proved setbacks from property lines; (d) more than 5 percent change in the ground area covered by the build- ing; or (e) any change in .the ratio of off- street parking and loading space to gross floor area in the building. (2) Building Permits. No building permit shall be issued for any strnc- ture within the PUD district unless and until the planning director ear tifies that it conforms to the provi- sions of the PUD Plan, the Final De- velopment Plan and any other condi- tions imposed by the council. Upon approval by the planning director, the building permit application .along with the appropriate information required for building permits shall be submitted to the chief inspector who shall process the building permit in conformance with applicable budld- ing codes. Subd. 8. Bond for Conformance. Prior to the issuance of a special use permit, the applicant shall provide the city with a performance bond in the amount of ten percent of the esti- matedvalue of the proposed buildings and improvements in the area desig- nated as a planned unit development district conditioned on the satisfac- tory development of the PUD in ac- cordance with the PUD Plan and Final Development Plan and any ad- ditional conditions imposed by the council. Upon completion of the plan- ned unit development as approved by the city council, inspections by the planning director and chief inspector and approval by the city council, the performance bond may be released. Subd. 9. Criteria and Standards. (1) Land Use Intensity (LUI). The maximum land use intensity rating permitted in a PUD district shall be determined by the gross land area of the tract of land, the proposed type of planned unit development district, and the uses assigned to the PUD dis- trict. (2) The land use intensity ratng for those parcels of the PUD district de- signated for residential uses, or a combination of residential and non- residential uses, shall be as follows: Subd. 12. Amendment of Special Use Permit. Amendment to any spa- . cial use permit issued under this sec- tton or for land within a PUD district shall be by two-thirds vote of the council. The council may hold such hearings on a proposal to amend such permits as it may consider neces- sary; but at least one public bearing shall be held. In acting on such a pro- posal the council may consider all factors considered to connection with rezoning the PUD district and issuing special use permits therefore as well as any other factors relevant to the public health, safety, morals, com- fort, convenience or welfare and to the protection of property or im- provements in the neighborhood. . Section 3.28, Subdivision 1, is amended to read as follows: 3.28 ZONING DISTRICTS. Subdivision 1. Establishment of Districts. For the purposes of this chapter the city shall be divided into the following use districts: R -Residence District MR -Multiple Residence G1 - Neighborhood Business Dis- trict C-2 -General Commercial District I -Industrial District PR - Panned Residential District PMR -Planned Multi -Family Residential PC-1 -Planned Neighborhood Commercial PC-2 Planned General Commercial PI -Planned Industrial Section 3.29, .Subdivision 6, is amended to read as follows: 329 PROVISIONS APPLICABLE TO ALL DISTRICTS. Subdivision 6.Outdoor Adveftising. For purposes of this chapter, outdoor advertising shall be classified as business and shall be permitted in all districts zoned [for industrial and commercial uses] C-1, C-2, or I, subject to other applicable regula- tions. Section 3.36, Subdivision 1 and 2, are amended as follows: 3.36 SPECIAL PROVISIONS - OUTDOOR ADVERTISING, BILLBOARDS, REAL ESTATE AND OTHER SIGNS. Subdivision 1. Outdoor Advertising Signs, R or MR Districts or Portions of Planned Unit Development Dis-° trial Designated for Residential Uses. No outdoor advertising signs, billboards, or real estate signs shall be erected in a "R" or "MR" district or in any portion of a planned unit de- velopment distrtict designated for residential uses, except as follows: (1) A sign not to exceed two square feet displaying the name of the own- er, occupant or lessee and the nature of a Home Occupation, if any. (19753 ) 1/2775. (2)Non-illuminated or non -reflect- ing signs, not exceeding ten square feet in area pertaining only to the sale, rental or lease of the premises .upon which displayed; or bulletin boards of schools, churches and other public institutions permitted in such districts. (3) Suns advertising the sale of a subdivision when located thereon, provided that the sign, location, and length of time that such signs shall remain have been first approved by the council. (4) Direction and information signs of a public or quasi- public nature, including signs serving as directional signs to properties not situated adja- cent to the street next to which the signs are located, upon first securing approval by the council. Subd. 2. Outdoor Advertising Signs, C or I Districts. Outdoor advertising signs, bi8boards, real estate signs and the like shall be permitted in any "C" or "I" district provided the fol- lowing wnditions are met: (1) Such signs meet the require- manta of this city relating to signs as set forth in part V of this chapter. (2) Any such signs must beset back from the street equal to at least as far as the required front yard from the district in which it is located, pro- vided that on a major city street or federal or state highway such signs may be required to be set back such additional distance as may be re- quired to insure proper vision and safety to the traffic on such streets and highways- (3) No such sign shall be permitted which faces on the front or side lot line of any lot in an "1;" or "MR" dis- trict used for residential purposes or portions of planned unit development districts designated for residential uses within 100 feet of such lot of within 200 feet of any public parkway, public square or entrance to any pub- lic park or public or parochial school, library, church, or similar institution. Section 3.36 is amended by adding subdivision 4 thereto as follows: Subd. 4, Outdoor. Advertising Signs; Portions of PUD District Designated for Commercial or Industrial Uses. No outdoor advertising signs, bill- boards, real estate signs, or the like shall be permitted in portions of plan- ned unit development districts desig- nated for commercial or industrial use except as provided by the applic- able PUD Plan, Final Development Plan or special use permit, Section 3.37, subdivision I, is amended to read as follows: 3.37 SPECIAL PROVISIONS - GROUP HOUSING DEVELOP- MENT. Subdivision 1- Definition. A group housing development is defined as a development consisting of one or more structures containing three or more dwelling units on a single site. Group housing development does not include such structures when located within a planned unit development district. Section 3.38A. subdivisions 2 and 3, are amended to read as follows: Subd. 2. Permitted Uses. Recrea- tionalvehicles and equipment maybe parked or stored in [a residential district] R or MR districts or in por- tions ofplanned unit development dis- tricts designated for residential uses in accordance with this Section and other provisions of the City Code as follows: (a) On any rear oi• side yard of a lot except the side yard of a corner lot adjacent to the street. (b) Notcloserthanthreefeetto any building or structure, including GROSS LAND PR & PC-1 PMR, PC-2 & AREA LUI PI LUI SQUARE FEET ACRES RATING RATING 43,560.87,120 1-2 30 38 87,120-130,680 2-3 33 42 130,680-174,240 3-4 35 44 174,240-217,800 4-5 38 48 217,800.261,360 56 40 50 over 261,360 6+ 45 52 Subd. 10. Method of Computing Floor Area, Open Space, Livability Space, Recreation Space, Parking Requirements from Laml Use Inten- sity Rating. (1) For the purposes of a planned unit developmend district, the land use intensity rating applicable to the particular type of planned unit de- velopment (PR, PMR, PC-1, PC-2, and PI) shall be established by the above tables. The tatio of the max- imum permissible floor area and re- quired open space, livability space, ~eereatlon apace, arM parMng to gross land area shall be determined by refetence to the LUI Table, sub- division 11 of this section. 2. Definitions and Methods of Measurement Relating to the Lard Use Intensity Ratios; Requirements and Limitations: (a) Gross Land Area Definition and Method of Measurement. Gross land area is defined, for purposes of this section, as the total area of land within the proposed district bound- artesplus half of the area of adjoining permanent open space such as streets, parks, lakes, cemeteries, and the like, provided that the width of such adjoining permanent open space shall be considered to be no more than the number of feet equal to the land use intensity rating applied to that portion of the PUD district to which the open space adjoins. (b) Floor Area Definition and Method of Measurement. To deter- minethe maximum permissible floor area, the LUI ratio in subdivision Il shall be applied. The floor area of the buildings shall be considered to be the sum of the areas of the several floors of the buildings measured from the outside faces of the exterior walls, or from the center lind of the wall separating two buildings, including halls, lobbies, stairways, elevator shafts, enclosed porches and bal- conies, and below grade floor areas used for habitation. Not included as floor area are: (1) Open terraces, patios, atriums, or balconies; (2) ,carports, garages, breezeways, tool sheds; (3) special purpose areas for common use of occupants, such as re- creation room, social hall; (4) staff space for therapy or examination in care housing; (5) basement space not used for living accommodations. The maximum permissible floor area in a PUD shall be determined as follows: In parcels designated for non - resi- dential uses the maximum permissi- blefloor area shall be derived by mul- tiplying that portion of the gross land area contained in such parcel by the applicable land use intensity ratio. In parcels designated solely for residen- tial uses or for a combination of resi- dential and non -residential uses, the remainder of the gross land area ..~,,.a w.. ,..,-..-_,-_~ ~__.z_ _ __.. _... tensity table, subdivision 11, by the gross land area which is not desig- nated solely for commercial or indus- trial uses. (v) Open space requitements shall not be applied to those portions of a PUD distrtet designated solely for commercial or industrial uses. 1d) Livability Space Definition and Method of Computation. For pur- poses of this section, livability space shall be defined as that portion of the total open space which is so improved and so located as to provide aesthet- ically pleasbrgareas ofoutdoor living space for res dents. Livability space inetudeslawns and other landscaped areas, walkways, paved terraces and sitting areas, outdoor recreation areas, and landscaped portions of street right-of-ways. Livability space shall not include space used for vehi- cles, except for incidental services, malatenance or emergencies. The minimum amount of livability space shall be determined by multiplying the applicable livability space ratio shoav io the land use intensity table, subdivision 11, by the gross land area which is not designated solely for commercial or industrial uses. Liva- bility space rqufrements shall not apply to those porttons of a PUD dis- trict designated solely for commer- cial and industrial uses. (e) Recreation Spacepefinition and Method of Measuremeut. For purposes of this section, recreation apace shall be defined as that portion of the total open space which may ap• propriately be used for recreational purposes. In general, such space shall be a mitdmum of 10,000 square feet and shall be ao less than 50 feet on any one side. Smaller areas may be considered if the recreation space is a suitably improved roof area. Smaller areas may also be consid- ered fl a 10,000 square foot area would provide more than the total recrea- tion space required or if anticipated needs of residents require smaller facilities, such as tot Tots. Permanent public recreation space and facilities located outside of the PUD distdet may be approved as meeting np. to one-half of the recreation space ro- quirementa ff the inclusion of such space is consistent with the purposes of this section and if said space abuts the PUD district. The minimum amount of recreation space required shall be determined by multtplying the applicable recreation space ratio shown in the land use intensity table, subdivision Il, by the gross fend area which is not designated solely for commercial or industrial uses. The recreation space regairemeots shall. not apply to those portions of a PUD district designated solely for com- mercial and industrial uses. (f) Car Space, Occupant and Total; Lui PI LUI the council. _ .., r rclr ACRES RATING RATING (4) Direction and information signs o v~ ~~~ 43,56487,120 1-2 30 38 of a public or quasi -public nature, me or ivunnesota; 87,124130,680 2-3 33 42 including signs serving as directional (XIII) The site gradingplaninclod- 130,680-174,240 3-4 35 44 signs to properties not situated adja- ing ananalysis of the adequacy of 174,240.217,800 4-5 38 48 cent to the street next. to which the surface drainage, storm sewer and 217,804281,380 5.6 40 50 ' signs are located, upon first securing catch basin drainage, erosion control, over 261,360 6+ 45 52 approval by the council. visual screening and landscaping and Subd. 2.Outdoor Advertising Signs, existing and proposed topography of Snbd. 10. Method of Computing tensity table, subdivision 11, by the C or I Districts. Outdoor advertising the tract. with vertical topographic Floor Area, Open Space, Livability gross land area which is not desig- signs, billboards, real estate signs contour intervals not greater than Space, Recreation Space, Parking Hated solely for commercial or indus- and the like shall be permitted in any two feet; (ii) As art of the PUD lan, the P P Requirements from Land Use Inten- sit Rahn . Y g trial nses. Open space requirements shall (v) "C" or "I" district provided the fol- lowing conditions are met: applicant shall submit proposed de- (1) For the purposes of a planned not be applied to those portions of a (1) Such signs meet the require- clarations of covenants, conditions unit deveopment district, the land PUD district designated solely for menu of this city relating to signs as anti restrictions, articles of owners use intensity rating applicable to the commercial or industrial uses. set forth in part V of this chapter. associations and aIl other such docu- particular type of planned unit de- (d) Livability Space Definition and (2) Any such signs must be set back ments as the city may deem neces- velopment (PR, PMR, PC-1, PC-2, Method of Computation. For put- from the street equal to at least as far nary in such form and containing such and PI) shall be established by the poses of this section, livability space as the required front yard from the provisions as will ensure that ode- above tables. The ratio of the max- shall be defined as that portion of the district in which it is located, pro- quate property control is provided to imum permissible floor area and re- total open space which issoimproved vided that on a major city street or protect the individual, owner's rights quired open space, livability space, and so located as to provide aesthet- federal or state highway such signs and property valves, to establish re- recreation space, and parking to ically pleasio~ areas of outdoor living may be required to be set back such sponsibility for maintenance and up- gross land area shall be determined space for resrdents. Livability space additional distance as may be re- keep, and to ensure continuing com- by reference to the LUI Table, sub includes lawns and other landscaped quired to insure proper vision and pliance with the plan. The City shall division 11 of this section. areas, walkways, paved terraces and safety to the traffic on such streets require that such declarations of co- 2. Definitions and Methods of sitting areas, outdoor recreation and highways. venants, conditions and restrictions Measurement Relating to the Land areas, asd landscaped portions of (3) No such sign shall be permitted or other documents provide that in Use Intensity Ratios; Requirements street right-of-ways. Livability space which faces on the front or side lot the event any association or corpora- and Limitations. shall not include space used for vehi- line of any lot in an "R" or "MR" dis- tion fails to maintain properties in (a) Gross Land Area Definition and eles, except for incidental services, trio used for residential purposes or accordance with the applicable ordi- Method of Measurement. Gross land maintenance or emergencies. The portions of planned unit development nances and regulations of the city or azea is defined, for purposes of this minimum amount of livability space districts designated for residential fails to pay taxes or assessments on section, as the total area of land shall be determined by multiplying uses within 100 feet of such lot of properties as they become due and in within the proposed district bound- the applicable livabflity space ratio within 200 feet of any public parkway, the event the city incurs any expenses cries plus half of the area of adjoining shown in the land use intensity table, public square or entrance to any pub- in enforcing its ordinances, rules and permanent open space such as subdivision 11, by the gross lead area lic park or public or parochial school regulations, which expenses are ..not streets, parks, lakes, cemeteries, and which is not designated solely for , library, church, or similar institution. immediately reimbursed by the as- the like, provided that the width of commercial or industrial uses. Live- Section 3.36 is amended by adding sociation or corporation, the city shall such adjoining permanent open space billty space requirements shall not subdivision 4 thereto as follows: have the right to assess each property shaIl be considered to be no more apply to those portions of a PUD tits- Subd. 4.Outdoor Advertising Signs; its pro rata share of such expenses, than the number of feet equal to the trio designated solely for commer- Portions of PUD District Designated These assessments, together with in- land use intensity rating applied to cial and industrial uses. for Commercial or Industrial Uses. terest thereon and costs of collection, that portion of the PUD district to (e) Recreation Space pefinition No outdoor advertising signs, bill- shall be alien on each property which the opeu space adjoins. and Method of Measurement. For boards, real estate signs or the Tike against which each such assessment (b) Floor Area Definition and purposes of this section, recreation , shall be permitted in portions of plan- ismade. (3) Coordination of Subdivision Regu- Method of Measurement. To deter- mine the maximum permissible floor space shall be defined as that portion of the total open space which may aft ned unit development districts desfg- Hated for commercial or industrial ladons. Subdivision review under the area, the LUI ratio in subdivision 11 propriately be used for recreational use except as provided by the applic- subdivision control ordinance shall be shall be applied. The floor area of the purposes. In general, sach space able PUD Plan, Final Development carried out simultaneously with the buildings shall be considered to be the shall be a minfmum of 10,000 square .plan or special pse permit. review of the planned unit develop- sum of the areas of the several floors feet and shall be no less than 50 feet Section 3.37 subdivision 1 is ment under this section. In addition to of the buildings measured from the on any one side. Smaller areas anay , , amended to read as follows: the PUD plan, the applicant shall outside faces of the exterior walls, or be considered if the recreation space 3 37 SPECIAL PROVISIONS - submit information meeting the re- from the center land of the wall is a suitably improved roof area. . GROUP HOUSING DEVELOP- quirements of the subdivision regula- separating two buildings, including Smaller areas may also be consfd- MENT Subdivision 1 Definition A lions of the city. halls, lobbies, stairways, elevator erect ti a 10,000 square toot area would . . . group housing developmentrs defined (4) Development Schedule. The ap- shafts, enclosed porches and bat- provide more than the total recces- as a development consisting of one or plicant shall submit a proposed conies, and below grade floor areas tion space required or if anticipated more structures containing three or schedule for construction beginning used for habitation. Not included as needs of residents require smaller more dwelling units on a single site. at the time the requested zoning may floor area are; (1) Open terraces, facllities, such as tot lots. Permanent Group housing development does not be granted by the city and continuing patios, atriums, or balconies; (2) public recreatioq space and facilities include such structures when located until all the components of the plan- carports, garages, breezeways, tool located outside of the PUD district within a planned unit development ned unit development are fully com- sheds; (3) special purpose areas for may be approved as meeting up. to district. pleted. If the construction of the common use of occupants, such as r~ one-half of the recreation space re- Section 3.38A. subdivisions 2 and 3 proposed plannedunitdevelopment is creation room, social hall; (4) staff quirements if the iaclusfon of such , are amended to read as follows: to be in stages, then the components space for therapy or examination is space is coasisteat with the purposes 2. Permitted Uses. Recrea- Subd contained in each stage shall be care housfng; (5) basement space not of this section and if said space abuts . lions! vehicles and equipment maybe clearly delineated. used for living accommodations. The the PUD district. The minimum parked or stored in [a residential Subd. 4. Planning Commission re- maximum permissible floor area in a amount of recreation space required district) R or MR districts or in pur- view -PUD Plan. Upon receipt and PUD shall be determined as Follows:. shall be determined by multiplying lions of planned unit developmentdis- review of the concept proposal state- In parcels designated for non -rest- the applicable recreation space ratio trios designated for residential uses ment and receipt of the application dential uses the maximum permissi- shown in the land use intensity table, in accordance with this Section and and PUD plan, the planning director ble floor area shall bederived by mul- subdivision il, by the gross land area other provisions of the City Code as shall refer the PUD plan to other de- tiplying that portion of the gross land ~ which is not designated solely for follows: partments and agencies for review. area contained in such parcel by the commercial or industrial uses. The (a) On any rear oi• side yard of a lot Within @rirty (30) days after the re- applicable land use intensity ratio In recreation space requirements shall. except the side yard of a corner lot ceipt of the written concept proposal parcels designated solely for residen- not apply to those portions of a PUD adjacent to the street. statement, PUDpIan and application, tial uses or for a combination of rest- district designated solely for com- (b) Not closer than three feet to any the planning director shall recom- dential and non-residential uses, the mercial and industrial uses. building or structure, including mend to the planning commission remainder of the gross land area (f) Car Space, Occupant and Total; fences either (a) approval of the proposal in shall be multiplied by the appQcable Definition and Method of Compute- . (c) In an established driveway of a the form submitted, or (b) approval land use intensity ratio. don. For purposes of this section, an lot but not closer than three feet to with modifications, or (c) disap- (c)' Open Space .Definition and occupant car space shall be defined any building or structure not beyond proval. Method of Measurement. as a parking space in a garage, car- the lot line and not closer than twelve The recommendation of the plan- (i) For purposes of this section, port, or other off-street parking area feet to the curb line of the street abut- Wing director shall include findings of open space shall be defined as the which is available to resWents with- ling an established driveway: fact, and shall set forth the reasons total horizontal area of uncovered out a time limik For purposes of this (d) A recreational vehicle may be for the recommendations specifying open space plus half the total horizon- section, total car spaces shall be de- stored on a lot without regard to the with particularity in what aspects the tai area of covered open space. fined as the occupant car spaces plus location on the lot for the sole and ex- plan would or would not be in the pub (ii) Uncovered open space is the other parking spaces which maybe Press purpose of loading and unload- lic interest, including but not limited total gross area of land not covered used for unlimited or seldom limited mg for a period not in excess of 48 to the following: by buildings, open exterior balconies, time periods, and which are intended hours (a) The extent to which the plan de- and roofed areas that provide recces- primarily for use by guests. The . (e) Unmounted slide-in pickup parts from the zoning ordinance, sub tional space. minimum number of occupant car campers must be stored no higher division regulations, comprehensive develo ment lan and redevelo went P P P (~) Covered open space Is usable open space closed to the sky but un- spaces and of total car spaces in those dons of a PUD district deli sled ~ ~ than 20 inches above the ground and must be securely supported at least at plan, if any, otherwise applicable to the subject property including but obstructed along at least 511°]0 of the for residential uses shall be deter- mined by multiplying the applicable four corners by solid support blocks. , not Ihnited to density, bulk and use, sides of the space. The area include- ble as covered open space shall not occupant car ratio and the applicable Subd. 3. Prohibited uses. A recrea- lions] vehicle may not be stored, and the reasons why such departures are or are not deemed to be in the exceed the area of its open sides. total car ratio respectively by the number of dwelling units. packed, or utilized in [a residential public interest. Covered open space may include cov- erect balconies, covered rtions of Po Snbd. il. Required Land Use Inten- district] R or MR districts or in por- tionsofplanrredunitdevelopmentdis- (b) The extent to which the plau does or does not make adequate pro- improved roofed areas, or spaces under buildings supported on col- airy Ratios - LUI Table. The maximum floor area ratio, the trios designated for residential uses as follows: visions for public services, vehicular umns or posts. minimum livability space ratio, the (a) Recreational vehicles and traffic control, air and light, recces- (iv) The minimum amount of open minimum recreation space ratio, and equipment shall not be used as a tion and visual enjoyment. s ace re ed shall be determined p quit the minimum car space ratio for each permanent residence. (c) The nature and extent of open. b multi 1 in the a licable o en Y P Y g P P land use intensity rating shall be as (b) A recreational vehicle which is space, the adequacy of provision for ~ space redo shown In eland use in- follows: in a state of externally visible disre- marrrienance and conservation of the pair or partial construction must be common open space, and the adegn- acy or inadequacy of the amount and LAND USE INTENSITY ( LUI) RATIOS stored or parked in a rear or side yard but not closer than three feet to any function of open space in terms of the densities proposed in the plan. Land-Use LUI RATIOS LUI RATIOS Intensity X GR6SS LAND AREA X LIVING UNITS building or structure and for not more (d) The impact, beneficial or ad- Ratings Floor Open . Livabll- Rec. Ocept. Total than one year. Proposect by the City Council of the verse, of the planned unit develop- (LUI) Area Space ity Space Space Car Car . City of Richfield this 26th day of July ment project upon the neighborhood 30 .100. .80 .6S .025 2.0 2 2 , 1976 in which it is proposed to be estab lashed 33 .123 ,7g .58 . .028 1,8 2.1 . All persons interested for or against . (e) In the case of a plan that prop- 35 .141 .78 38 174 .77 .54 .52 .030 1.7 1.8 .033. 1.5 1.8 this proposed ordinance amendment are notified to be present August 9, nses development over a eriod of the sufficiency of the terms years g0 ,200 .76 42 230 T5 .52 51 ,gag 1.4 1.7 1976 and they will be heard. , and conditions proposed to protect , . 43 .296 .75 . .49 .039 1.4 1.6 .039 1.3 1.5 SY ORDER OF THE COUNCIL July 26; 1976 and maintain the Integrity of the plan. (f) The relationship of the proposed 44 ,264 .74 45 2g3 74 .48 4g .042 1.3 1.5 0 2 . (s) THOMAS J. MORAN structure's to existing structures, to , , 48 ,348 .73 .45 . 4 1.2 1.5 , .049 1.1 1.3 City Clerk (Aug 25 1976)-RN any redevel ment lan, and to an• oP P SO .400 .72 .44 .052 1.1 1 3 . , ticipated future development of the 52 .459 .72 .42 . .056 1.0 1.2 _ area. Within forty-five days after receiv- 54 .520 .71 55 .566. .71 .41 .40 .062 .96 1.1 .082 .93 1 1 ing the planning director's repots, the Sg ,g06 ,Tp ,q0 . ,OgS ,g0 1.1 planning commission shall hold a 58 .696 .69 .40 .070 .84 1.0 public hearing on the application. ,.