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A. Unified control. All properties proposed as a planned unit development shall be under unified <br />ownership or control as evidenced by ownership documentation. <br />B. Zoning. Planned unit developments shall have a planned residential district (PRD) or a <br />Tanned mixed-use (PMX) district zoning designation. <br />C. Minimum size. All PRD zoned properties shall be a minimum one (1) acre PMX zoned <br />properties do not have a minimum acreage requirement. <br />D. Conformance with Comprehensive Plan and land development regulations Each planned <br />unit development submitted shall conform to all provisions of the Comprehensive Plan and <br />all applicable Provisions of the land development regulations Pursuant to the City's <br />Comprehensive Plan, the maximum residential density shall be based on the Future Land Use <br />Map designation. <br />E. Compliance with subdivision regulations. All planned unit development applications shall <br />establish development rights through a zoning amendment. If applicable, the development <br />shall ultimately be compliant with Article XIX, Subdivision, as well as Chapter 177, Florida <br />Statutes. <br />F. Size and dimension regulations. Size and dimension regulations shall be flexible in order to <br />permit innovative land use, design, and resource conservation techniques. Within all planned <br />unit developments, the location, size, dimensions, and design of yards, building setbacks, <br />points of vehicular access, parking areas, building characteristics, and all other planned site <br />improvements shall be negotiated during review of the concept plan and PUD agreement <br />pursuant to Section 4-20.3(E). The development shall be designed in a manner that is <br />compatible with, and minimizes impacts on, abutting land uses. To achieve this, performance <br />measures such as control of structure type lot size bufferyards landscaping and other site <br />design techniques will be reviewed for each planned unit development. As applicable, the <br />development shall be consistent with performance criteria cited in Chapter III, the site plan <br />review requirements in Article XVIII. and subdivision regulations provided in Article XIX. <br />G. Land uses. The respective uses within the proposed development shall be allowed only after <br />a finding that the use complies with Section 2-5.3, Land Use by Districts (including Table 2- <br />5.3), and all other applicable provisions of the land development regulations. All land uses, <br />other than those expressly written as a permitted use or conditional use in the PUD agreement, <br />will be prohibited. <br />H. Urban design. The following urban design elements shall be negotiated for feasibility as part <br />of the proposed development: <br />1. Be planned to present an overall design theme that reinforces principles of human scale, <br />such as incorporating connectivity with adjacent developments and providing safe, <br />convenient, and attractive pedestrian movement systems within the development that link_ <br />people with all activity centers, parking areas, and open space amenities; <br />2. Incorporate enhanced urban design elements generally exceeding minimum standards of <br />urban design as applied to conventional development. Such urban design elements may <br />include, but shall not be limited to, open plazas and walkway systems; porous paving <br />materials that are both functional and aesthetically pleasing; and street furniture having a <br />harmonious and unified overall design, including street benches, sidewalk plantings, <br />Ordinance 20-1536 <br />Page 4 <br />