HomeMy Public PortalAbout2000-20 Planning and ZoningORDINANCE NO. 2000 -f
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING THE GREENCASTLE
PLANNING AND ZONING ORDINANCE
® Planned Unit Development District
'WHEREAS, the Plan Commission of the City of Greencastle, has initiated and prepared this
ordinance to amend the Greencastle Planning and Zoning Ordinance;
WHEREAS, the Greencastle Plan Commission has reported that it held a public hearing
concerning this ordinance on July 24, 2000, after timely notice of the hearing was given by
publication in the Banner - Grap hic, Greencastle, Indiana, on July 14, 2000;
WHEREAS, the Greencastle Plan Commission has reported that it paid reasonable regard to the
factors enumerated in IC 36 -7 -4 -603 in consideration of the ordinance and determination of a
recommendation made to the Common Council;
WFIEREAS, the Greencastle Plan Commission has certified this ordinance to the Common
Council with a recommendation by a majority vote in favor of adoption; and
WHEREAS, the Common Council has considered the recommendation of the Greencastle Plan
Commission and has paid reasonable regard to the factors enumerated in IC- 36 -8 -4 -603 before
acting on this ordinance;
WHEREAS, the Common Council has determined that this ordinance should be adopted without
amendment as certified by the Greencastle Plan Commission.
Therefore,
BE IT ORDAINED AND ADOPTED BY THE COA4MON COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
GREENCASTLE, INDIANA:
That the City of Greencastle Planning and Zoning Ordinance, Chapter 10, Sections 10 -170
through 10 -176 of the City of Greencastle Code, are hereby amended by deleting the existing
provisions and substituting the following:
SECTION 10 -170
PLANNED UNIT DEVELOPMENT DISTRICT (PUD)
Sections
10 -170 Purpose
10 -171 Permitted Uses and Requirements
10 -172 Planned Unit Development District Submittal Procedure
10 -173 Planned Unit Development District Approval
10 -174 Planned Unit Development District Implementation
® 10 -175 Issuance and Revocation of Permits
10 -176 Modifications to Approved Final Site Plans
1.
10 -170 Purpose
The Planned Unit Development (PUD) District is designed to encourage quality land development
and site design without the use of typical zoning standards. The purpose of this Section is to
0 improve and protect the public health, safety, and welfare by pursuing the following objectives.
A. To ensure that future development which occurs is in accordance with the
Comprehensive Plan.
B. To encourage innovations in land development and redevelopment.
C. To foster the safe, efficient, and economic use of the land, transportation, public
facilities, and services.
D. To facilitate the provision of adequate public services such as transportation, water,
sewer, storm, drainage, electricity, telecommunications, and public parks.
E. To avoid the inappropriate development of lands and provide for adequate drainage
and reduction of flood damage.
F. To encourage patterns of land use which decrease trip length of automobile travel and
encourage trip consolidation.
G. To minimize adverse environmental impacts of development.
H. To improve the design, quality, and character of new development.
I. To foster a more rational pattern of relationship between residential, business, and
industrial uses.
J. To protect existing neighborhoods from harmful encroachment by intrusive or
disruptive development.
10 -171 Permitted Uses and Requirements
A. Permitted Uses
An applicant for a Planned Unit Development District may propose any type or combination of
uses allowed under the Zoning Ordinance for consideration in their request. However, any use or
combination of uses proposed for the district shall not adversely affect adjacent property, and /or
the public health, safety, and general welfare and /or the provisions of the adopted Comprehensive
Plan.
B. Requirements
® 1. Unified design. The tract of land submitted for PUD development must be developed
as a single design entity even though it may be developed in phases or contain a wide
variety of uses and activities otherwise not necessarily compatible with one another.
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2. Control. Entire tract must be under single control. All land in the tract submitted as
the PUD application must be under the control of the applicant. The narrative text that
accompanies the preliminary plan must demonstrate that this control will be workable
throughout the PUD development period.
® 3. Size. There is no minimum district size required for a Planned Unit Development
10 -172 Planned Unit Development (PUD) District Application Procedure
Petitioner shall submit to the Planning Office by the filing date specified by the Plan Commission:
1. A completed application for a PUD District zoning map amendment;
2. A general site plan, including but not limited to: property boundaries, existing natural
features on or adjacent to the site, general street layout, proposed uses, individual parcels,
setbacks and /or buffers from adjoining properties, and a general on -site drainage plan.
Fifteen (15) copies should be submitted for distribution to staff and Plan Commission
members;
3. Written documentation explaining the nature and purpose of the PUD and providing
supplemental information for the site plan, including any restrictive covenants; and
4. A draft PUD District Ordinance expressing in detailed terms the development
requirements that apply.
The Planning Office may require submission of additional information deemed necessary for
consideration of the PUD.
10 -173 Planned Unit Development District Approval
A. Plan Commission
An application for a PUD shall be filed as a petition for an amendment to the zoning map of the
City of Greencastle Zoning Ordinance as provided by IC 36 -7 -4 -603. Following a public hearing,
the Plan Commission shall recommend denial, approval as submitted, or approval with
modifications and/or conditions it may deem necessary. When recommending adoption of a PUD
ordinance to the City Council, the Plan Commission or Planning staff, as appropriate, may
recommend that the Common Council:
1. Impose reasonable conditions on a proposed PUD.
2. Condition approval on the furnishing of a bond or satisfactory written assurance
guaranteeing the timely completion of any proposed public improvements.
3. Allow or require the property owner to make a written commitment.
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B. Common Council
The PUD ordinance, site plan, and supporting written documentation, along With the Plan
Commission recommendation, are forwarded to the.Common Council. Action by the Common
Council shall be in accordance with IC 36 -7 -4 -603. When adopting or amending a PUD ordinance
S the Common Council may:
1. Impose reasonable conditions on a proposed PUD.
2. Condition approval on the furnishing of a bond or satisfactory written assurance
guaranteeing the timely completion of any proposed public improvements.
3. Allow or require the property owner to make a written commitment.
10 -174 Planned Unit Development District Implementation
If approved, with or without conditions, the PUD shall be implemented as follows:
A. The procedure for platting a parcel of real property that is zoned as a planned unit
development district is the same as the procedure for platting a subdivision under IC 36 -7 -4 -700,
et seq. After approval of the zoning map amendment establishing the PUD district by the
Common Council, the developer of the property is required to follow the applicable procedures
for platting a Major Subdivision found within the City of Greencastle Subdivision Ordinance. All
PUD's approved by the Common Council must submit a final site plan for the PUD or individual
parcel site plans for multiple site PUD's to the Plan Commission for final approval within the time
® frame specified in the PUD ordinance.
The application packet must include the following:
1. A detailed site plan including:
a. Proposed dimensional layout to scale of any streets, buildings, building
elevations (if available), open space, lots, parking areas, signage, on -site
drainage, landscaping, and other elements basic to the development; and
b. Proposed locations, densities, and types of uses within the area of the
development.
2. Any written documentation providing supplemental information for the site plan,
including any restrictive covenants.
The Planning Office may require submission of additional information deemed necessary for
consideration of the PUD.
B. The Plan Commission shall conduct all required public hearings on the final site plan and
provide all required notification to interested parties. Following the hearing, the Commission may
® approve the site plan as submitted or with modifications and /or conditions as it deems necessary.
In making its decision, the Plan Commission must take into consideration requirements or
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conditions specified in the original PUD ordinance. When approving a final site plan or
modification of a final site plan, the Plan Commission or planning staff, as appropriate, may:
1. Impose reasonable conditions on a proposed PUD.
® 2. Condition final site plan approval on the furnishing of a bond or satisfactory written
assurance guaranteeing the timely completion of any proposed public improvements.
3. Allow or require the property owner to make a written commitment.
10 -175 Issuance and Revocation of Permits
A. Issuance of Permits
Permits and construction of the PUD or portion of the PUD shall be in compliance with the
approved final site plan and all City ordinances and regulations not modified by the PUD.
B. Revocation of Permits
Failure to conform to the provisions of the PUD may result in a Stop Work Order being issued
and shall require the developer to show just cause at a public hearing conducted by the Plan
Commission why such permits issued for the PUD should not be revoked.
10 -176 Modifications to Approved Final Site Plans
A. Minor Modifications
1. Modifications, such as minor relocation of a building, parking lot, or other site element, due to
unforeseen site conditions, can be reviewed and approved by the City Engineer. An adverse
decision by the City Engineer may be appealed to the Plan Commission as set forth below.
2. All other modifications, except those deemed major as defined in 10 -176 B. below shall be
presented in writing to the Plan Connnission. The Commission shall review and reject or approve
the proposed changes without a public hearing.
B. Major Modifications
Proposed changes to an approved PUD final site plan which:
1. Change the land area of the PUD,
2. Change the density of use of the PUD;
3. Allow a use previously not permitted in the PUD; or
4. Constitute a change which, in the sole discretion of the Plan Commission, should be
considered by the Common Council as a new proposed development;
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shall be deemed a new application for approval of a Planned Unit Development and shall follow
the procedures previously set forth in this Section.
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Pre ented by me to the Mayor of Greencastle, Indiana, thls day of `b
2000, o'clock, .m.
Pamm Jones,
Clerk- Treasurer
This ordinance takes effect upon passage.
The Clerk - Treasurer of the City of Greencastle is ordered to have this ordinance published by
inserting a copy of the ordinance in each of the two (2) sets of the City of Greencastle Code
maintained on file for public inspection in the office of the Clerk- Treasurer.
THIS ORDINANCE was assed and adopted this % ` r da of �� _.,
P" P Y % i ��% 2000.
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Nancy Mi hael
Presiding fficer
ATTEST:
Pamm Jones
Clerk- Treasurer
Approved
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and signed by me this �day Of , 2000, at G
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Pan Jones
Clerk - Treasurer
SYATOPSIS
Nancy Mi hael
Presiding fficer
This Ordinance amends the Greencastle Planning and Zoning Ordinance, Chapter 10, Sections 10 -170 through
110 -176 by deleting existing language and inserting a new section setling forth the procedure and requirements
® for Planned Unit Development (PUD) Districts.
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GREENCASI'LE CITY PLAN COMMISSION
DOCKET NO. 2000-
CERTIFICATION OF PLAN COMIIUSSION
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING THE GREENCAST.LE
• PLANNING AND ZONING ORDINANCE
Planned Unit Development District
WHEREAS, the Plan Commission of the City of Greencastle, initiated and prepared the attached ordinance to
amend the Greencastle Planning and Zoning Ordinance;
WHEREAS, the Greencastle Plan Commission has reported that it held a public hearing concerning this
ordinance on July 24, 2000, after timely notice of the hearing was given by publication in the Banner- Graohio
Greencastle, Indiana on July 10, 2000;
WHEREAS, the Greencastle Plan Commission has reported that it paid reasonable regard to the following factors
enumerated in IC 36 -7 -4 -603 in consideration of the ordinance and determination of a recommendation to be
made to the Common Council:
I. the comprehensive plan; .
2. current conditions and the character of current structures and uses in each district;
3. the most desirable use for which the land in each district is adapted;
4. the conservation of property values throughout thejmisdiction; and
5. responsible growth and development.
WHEREAS, the Greencastle Plan Connnission certifies this ordinance to the Common Council with a favorable
recommendation, subject to the conditions or commitments attached hereto and/or stated in the minutes of the
Plan Commission, and incorporated herein and made a part of this certification.
Dated this 24th day of July, 2000.
GREENCASTLE CITY PLAIN' COMMISSION
BY: ' 9r-- - J C
Presiding Officer
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