A. Retail Uses. In residential planned unit developments, accessory incidental limited retail uses will only be permitted in those developments which are planned for 200 families or more. Building permits or occupancy permits for such uses shall not be used until one-half of the total project is complete.

B. Open Space Land – Amount. In all residential planned unit developments, which include attached dwelling units or multiple dwellings, the design of the planned unit development is expected to demonstrate creativity in dealing with the topography, soil, existing vegetation, streams, and water bodies and other physical conditions, to maximize common open space, or combinations of common open space and small private outdoor areas related to each residential unit. The open space of a planned unit development is expected to contribute to the continuity of any existing or planned open spaces within the vicinity, whether public or private.

C. Open Space Land – Guarantee. Adequate guarantee must be provided to insure permanent retention of open space land area resulting from the application of these regulations, either by private reservation for the use of residents within the development or by dedication to the public or a combination thereof. (Ord. 3243 § 10, 2017; Ord. 2020 § 15, 1994; Ord. 872 § 1, 1976; Ord. 190 Art. XII § 12.8, 1964)