HomeMy WebLinkAbout1999 - 27 - Addition of Section 410.140 to the Municipal CodeBILL NO. 99-27 ORDINANCE NO. 99-
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING CHAPTER IV: LAND USE OF THE MUNICIPAL CODES
FOR THE CITY OF RIVERSIDE, MISSOURI, BY ADDING A NEW PLANNED
DEVELOPMENT DISTRICT TO BE DESIGNATED AS SECTION 410.140.
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE BOARD OF ALDERMEN FOR THE CITY OF RIVERSIDE,
MISSOURI, AS FOLLOWS:
SECTION 1. Following a thorough review of the subject
of Planned Development Districts by both the
members of the Planning and Zoning Commission
and Board of Aldermen and
SECTION 2. After duly advertising and conducting two
Public Hearings, one by the Planning and Zoning
Commission and one by the Board of Aldermen, at
which time residents were encouraged to present
testimony, and
SECTION 3. Having received a recommendation of "Do Pass"
from the Planning and Zoning Commission,
SECTION 4. The Board of Aldermen hereby approves the
amendment of Chapter IV: Land Use of the
Municipal Codes for the City of Riverside, to
include the addition of a newly created Section
410.140 to be designated as "Planned
Development District" as proposed on the
attached pages, all of which have been reviewed
and adopted by the Board of Aldermen.
SECTION 5. This ordinance shall be in full force and
effect from and after its date of passage.
PASSED THIS 20TH DAY OF APRIL, 1999.
Mayor Ed Rule
ATTEST:
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Lo,ise Rusick, City Clerk
Section 410.140. District PD, Planned Development District.
A. Intent. The intent of the Planned Development District is to
facilitate the development of large scale or for the
development of difficult sites due to topographic or other
environmental considerations in such a manner as to allow one
or more of the following objectives to be obtained:
1. Flexibility in design and to take the greatest advantage
of natural land, farms, trees, historical and other
features.
2. Accumulation of large areas of usable open space
for recreation, preservation of natural amenities, and
provision of community facilities.
3. Creation of a variety of dwelling types consistent with
the underlying zoniong in compatible arrangements that
give the home occupant greater choice in selecting types
of enviornment and living units.
4. Clustering of one residential type for better use of land
and open space, as long as the resultant density does
not exceed the allowed density based on the applicable
zoning of the plan per acre.
5. Allowance of sufficient freedom for the developer to take
a creative approach to the use of land and related
physical development, as well as utilizing innovative
techniques to enhance the visual character of the city.
6. Efficient use of land which may result in reduction in
development and maintenance costs of street and utility
systems.
7. Establishment of criteria for the inclusion of compatible
associated uses to complement the residential areas
within the planned unit development.
8. Simplification of the procedure for obtaining approval of
proposed development through simultaneous review by the
city of proposed land use, site considerations, lot and
setback consideration, public needs and requirements, and
health and safety factors.
B. Permitted uses:
1. Primary residential uses. Planned developments which
incorporate a variety of dwelling types shall not exceed
the designated density allowed in the existing zoning of
the entire tract. Planned developments which incorporate
one (1) type of residential unit only shall not exceed
the density allowed in the district under which that type
of residential unit would typically be developed.
2. Secondary non-residential uaes. Non-residential uses of
a religious, public or semi-public, cultural or
recreational character shall be permitted IN RESIDENTIAL
DISTRICTS AS ALLOWED IN THE UNDERLYING ZONING DISTRICT.
(CHANGE ADDED BY CITY ATTORNEY. Such non-
residential uses shall be compatible with and secondary
to the primary residential use.
3. Commercial and Industrial uses. Planned developments
in commercial or industrial zones may incorporate a
combination of retail, commercial, or industrial uses
within the parameters of the UNDERLYING ZONING DISTRICT.
(CHANGE MADE BY CITY ATTORNEY) DELETING "ESTABLISHED
ZONE".
C. Zoning property to a planned district. A tract of land may be
zoned to PD only upon approval of a preliminary development
plan. The applicant will show and include all property the
applicant owns, contiguous and adjacent. The applicant for a
planned development shall prepare and submit to the city a
preliminary development plan containing the following
information.
1. The preliminary development plan shall show the property
to be included in the proposed development, plus the area
within two hundred (200) feet thereof.
2. The following information shall be included on the
property to be developed:
a. Existing topography with contours at 2 foot
intervals.
b. Land planning information, including: proposed
location, use and height of all buildings and other
structures, parking areas, drive, walks, screening,
utilitarian areas, common open space, outdoor
lighting, detached signage, conceptual landscape
plan and major natural features (e.g. lakes, creeks,
natural slopes).
c. Sufficient dimensions to indicate relationship
between buildings, property lines, parking areas and
other elements of the plan.
d. The proposed plan for pedestrian circulation in the
development if it is intended to be outside the
public right-of-way.
e. The location of any and all individual trees having
a trunk diameter of six (6) inches or more measured
one (1) foot above the ground.
f. The preliminary layout of sanitary sewer, storm
sewer, and water collection/distribution systems.
g. Preliminary grading and drainage plan.
h. Proposed phasing plan for the development.
i. Initial traffic impact analysis.
j_ All additional information not set forth above, that
is required by Section 485.190 of Chapter IV.
(ADDED BY CITY ATTORNEY)
3. The following items shall be shown on the same drawing
within the two-hundred-foot adjacent area:
a. Existing topography with contours at 2 foot
intervals.
b. Any public streets which are of record whether
constructed or not.
c. Any drives which exist or which are proposed to the
degree that they appear on plans or on file with the
city, except those serving single-family houses.
d. Any buildings which exist or are proposed to the
degree that their location and size are shown on the
plans on file with the city.
e. The location and size of any drainage structure,
such as culverts, paved or earthen ditches or storm
sewers and inlets.
4. The following quantitative information shall be included
on the plan:
a. Parcel size.
b. Proposed lot coverage of structures.
c. Floor area ratio.
d. Total amount of usable open space, broken down by
proposed private and public.
e. Total number and type of dwelling units.
f. Approximate net residential densities.
g. Total amount in square footage of non-residential
construction by type of use.
h. Number of parking spaces to be provided by use.
D. Procedure. All applications for approval of a planned
development shall be reviewed in accordance with the
procedures contained in Section 440.010 of the zoning
ordinance, "Special use permits."
E. Development Standards:
1. Comprehensive plan. The proposed preliminary development
plan must substantially conform to the approved
comprehensive plan for the city, including land use,
density of development, major street location, parks and
open space land, stormwater management, sanitary sewer
and water distribution.
2. Landscaping and screening. Planned developments shall
provide for adequate landscaping and effective screening
for off-street parking areas and for areas where non-
residential use or high density residential use may be
detrimental to lower density areas. Required yards shall
be maintained with grass, trees and shrubbery. The
conceptual landscape plan submitted in conjunction with
preliminary plat approval shall depict the ability to
meet the minimum landscape requirements of the site plan
review ordinance.
3. Open space. Thirty (30) percent of the net land area
must be devoted to open space. Open space means land
area of the site not covered by buildings, parking, or
maneuvering areas, but includes canopied recreational and
pedestrian areas and private yards, if any.
a. A planned development shall provide commnon
areas reserved for recreational or scenic
purposes which shall be equal in area to the
total amount of area by which each lot was
reduced below the minimum lot size required in
the zoning district in which the development is
located.
b. Ownership and control of common areas and open
space shall be by the homewoners association,
condominium association or similar organization
with authority to collect funds from its
members for improvment and maintenance of the
common areas.
4. Design. The site design must respect and enhance the
physical and natural qualities of the site and retain the
positive qualities of the existing environment. It
should utilize existing topographic features and
improvements, where feasible, shall be located to
complement and conform to the site topography, rather
than change the site to accommodate a preconceived site
design.
5. Utilitarian areas. Areas which shall be visually
de-emphasized in design of the site are utilitarian areas
such as loading docks, mechanical equipment, storage
areas and trash enclosures. These areas should be
located away from high exposure areas of the building and
site, i.e., along street frontages or other highly
visible portions of the site. When such utilitarian
areas are visible from adjacent property or public
rights of way, screening shall be provided.
6. Maximum net density. The net density within a planned
unit development shall be computed by dividing the total
number of proposed dwelling units within the development
by the gross development acreage, less dedicated public
right-of-way. The maximum net density for the entire
tract shall not exceed the allowable density established
by the applicable zoning of the land per acre. The
single family area shall not exceed 2.74 units per
acre.
7. Minimum size. A planned development shall contain a
minimum of ten (10) contiguous acres of land, except
that the minimum size limitation may be waived through
the approval process for sites which are difficult to
develop due to extreme topographic conditions, excessive
flood plain coverage or other environmental conditions,
to provide for the preservation of said natural features.
8. Fire access. All developments shall be designed to
as required by the Fire Codes to facilitate entry of
emergency vehicles onto the site without negotiating
tight turns or requiring backing of said vehicles. All
fire protection systems must be in place and in
compliance with all adopted fire codes.
F. Review Procedure.
1. An application together with a complete Preliminary
development plan, including information as required in
Section 485.190, shall be considered at a Planning
Commission meeting held in accordance with the Provisions
of Section 485.190 (E).
2. After consideration of the application the Planning
Commission shall make a report to the Board of Aldermen
regarding the impacts of such proposed building or use
upon the character of the neighborhood, traffic
conditions, public utility facilities, and other matters
pertaining to the general public health, safety, and
welfare of the City of Riverside. The findings and
recommendations of the Commission shall be transmitted
to the Board of Aldermen along with the conditions or
restrictions recommended by the Commission with respect
to the preliminary development plan.
3. The Board of Aldermen shall hold a public Hearing thereon
after at least fifteen (15) days public notice. If the
preliminary development plan is approved by the Board of
Aldermen, it shall adopt an ordinance approving said
preliminary development plan with conditions as specified
therein. In those instances where the application
involves a re-zoning from a standard zoning district to
a Planned Development District designation, approval of
the preliminary development plan shall constitute
approval of the rezoning request. The ordinance
approving the preliminary development plan shall include
the change in zoning designation as well as the specified
conditions attached to approval of the plan as previously
discussed.
G. Failure to begin development. If
has begun or no use established
within a twelve (12) month period
or been initiated in subsequent
within twelve (12) months of the
the proposed development shall
hearing and reconsideration of the
and preliminary development plan.
no substantial construction
in the planned development
from the date of approval,
phases of the development
approved phasing schedules,
be republished for public
approved PD zoning district
H. Amendments to the approved preliminary development Plan.
1. Major changes. A major change in preliminary
development shall consist of the following:
a. An increase in the overall density of
the Development.
b. A substantial change in the layout of
uses, buildings or common or open space in
the development.
c. A change in the primary access to the
development or a material change in the
location of interior streets and roads.
d. A substantial change in the mix of
dwelling types proposed.
e. An increase in the amount of land utilized
for non-residential uses.
f. A reduction of approved open space.
g. A change in the perimeter treatment of the
development.
Or any other change where it is determined that the
proposed change would have a substantial impact on
the purpose or intent of this chapter.
Major changes will be reviewed under the procedure
set forth in Section 440.010 of the zoning
ordinance.
2. Minor changes. All other changes in a
Preliminary development plan shall be
considered minor changes. Minor changes may be
authorized by the Codes Enforcement Officer.
If the Codes Enforcement Officer denies a minor
change, then the applicant may appeal such
action through the procedures set forth for
approval of major changes.
3. Change of ownership. Should property in the
Planned District change ownership after
approval of the Planned District has been made,
the new owner shall be responsible for
compliance with all restrictions or conditions
which are applicable to the approval of a
planned development and will be required either
to complete the Plan as approved or make formal
application to have the Planned District
designation removed from the property following
the process provided in Section C. as stated above.
I. Final plan.
1. Prior to the issuance of a building permit for any
building in a Planned District, there shall be
submitted a final plan for review and approval by
the City Planning Commission. This final plan shall
be the basis for the issuance of any building
permit.
2. Every final plan shall conform to the requirements
of Section 485.200 and provide all the information
required of a development plan and shall further
include grading, landscaping, lighting and signage
plans.
3. The city Planning Commission shall review the final
plan and determine if the final plan is in
substantial compliance with the development plan,
allowing for slight differences in setbacks, yard
and parking requirements and ratio of building
coverage to land area where conditions justify such
changes.
4. Upon approval of the final development plan and plat
by the Planning Commission, the final development
plan shall be transmitted to the Board of Aldermen
for their consideration. The applicant shall have
thirty (30) days in which to file a written appeal
to the Board of Aldermen of a denial by the Planning
Commission.
5. Following approval of the final development plat by
the Board of Aldermen, a plat shall be recorded at
the applicant's expense with the Platte County
Recorder of Deeds, and a reproducible mylar of such
recorded plan furnished to the Codes Enforcement
Officer. All public improvements or open space
shall be completed or any bonds required to ensure
completion shall be in place prior to recording of
the final development plan.