20-1536 Amending ULDR Chapters I, II and IV

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elevations of the proposed units and typical tentative floor plans of the proposed units, prepared by a registered architect, shall be submitted as part of the application. The -plot or site plan shall include, but not be limited to, location of buildings in relation to property and lot lines, offstreet parking areas, patio and service areas including garbage disposal areas, landscaping, walls, public and private streets, driveways, common facilities, open spaces, and walkways. In addition, lot size, percentage of ground coverage, open space, square footage of units, and similar considerations shall be included as data on the plan. 2. A townhouse development shall be in a single ownership at the time of development. A legal plat shall be placed on the public records of the county prior to the disposition development of any lot or parcel of land within the townhouse development. B. Lot size. The average lot in any townhouse group shall not be less than 2,000 square feet per dwelling unit, and no lot in any group shall contain an area less than 1,800 square feet. RC. Number of dwellings. No single townhouse group shall contain less than four (4) nor more thanes ei ht 8 single-family dwellings. ED. Firewalls. Each unit shall be separated from the others by an approved firewall; these walls shall be without openings or other provisions for passage or visibility between units, and in all cases shall comply with the Standard Building Code and the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) Code as adopted by the City. DE. Stairways, doors, utilities, and services. No two dwelling units shall be served by the same interior or exterior stairway or by the same exterior door, and each unit shall be independently served by separate utilities and services. SECTION III. Part III — Unified Land Development Regulations, Chapter IV — Specific Development Procedures, Article XX — Planned Unit Development, of the Code of Ordinances of the City of Casselberry, Florida is repealed and replaced in its entirety as follows: ARTICLE XX. - PLANNED UNIT DEVELOPMENT Section 4-20.1. - Purpose and intent. The planned unit development (PUD) process provides a more flexible management structure for the efficient. orderly, and sustainable integration of uses, consistent with and complementary to their context within the community and the City's Comprehensive Plan. Each PUD agreement constitutes the creation of a unique zoning district that is the result of a negotiated process in which and during which, sound and generally accepted land use planning practices and principles are applied and imposed. PUD zoning districts require the review, approval, and execution of a planned unit development (PUD) agreement between the applicant and the City Commission. Although the planned unit development districts provide opportunities for unique concepts, a planned unit development shall comply with the community character as promoted by the City Commission and shall be designed to limit impacts of the development through compliance with the regulations established in the Comprehensive Plan and as stipulated in the land development regulations. Section 4-20.2. - General regulations for planned unit development. The following regulations shall be applied to all planned unit development.- Ordinance evelopment: Ordinance 20-1536 Page 3