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A.
Noncommercial, nonresidential uses of a religious, educational, or recreational nature shall be designed primarily for the use of the residents of the proposed planned development. The applicant shall submit as part of the preliminary development plan such evidence to substantiate the request for such use as the community development director may require.
B.
Nonresidential, commercial, and mixed-use uses may be permitted within a planned development where such uses are designed to function as an integrated component of the overall development and are compatible with surrounding residential and nonresidential uses. Such uses may serve residents of the planned development, the surrounding community, or both, as identified in the approved PD development plan. The location, scale, and design of nonresidential and mixed-use development shall be arranged to minimize conflicts with residential uses and shall address potential impacts related to traffic circulation, access, loading, noise, lighting, and other operational characteristics. Loading areas, service functions, and refuse storage shall be screened and oriented away from residential uses and public view to the extent practicable and designed to avoid safety hazards or operational conflicts. Nonresidential and mixed-use development shall be located and accessed in a manner that does not create traffic congestion or safety hazards within or adjacent to the planned development. Vehicular, pedestrian, and bicycle circulation shall be coordinated to promote safe and efficient movement, including shared access points and internal connections where appropriate.
C.
Parking, signage, lighting, landscaping, service areas, buffers, entrances, and exits shall be designed as integrated elements of the planned development and shall be compatible in scale, materials, and placement with the overall character and design of the project. Shared parking arrangements may be permitted where supported by documented demand analysis and internal circulation design.
D.
The architectural character, site layout, and design features of nonresidential and mixed-use development shall be consistent with the approved PD development plan and shall contribute to a cohesive, high-quality development pattern, while allowing variation in use and intensity appropriate to the planned development context.
(Ord. No. 999, § 1, 4-7-2026)