§ 4-14007. Modifications to the approved master development plan.


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  • A.

    Minor modifications.

    1.

    Minor modifications of the master development plan may be authorized by the planning commission, provided the modification will not:

    a.

    Change by more than ten percent (10%) (up to a maximum of ten (10) acres) the amount of area devoted to any residential or nonresidential use, provided that there is no increase in the total number of dwelling units.

    b.

    Decrease the amount of area devoted for private and/or public open space more than five percent (5%) (up to a maximum of five (5) acres).

    c.

    Relocate the approved circulation elements to any extent that would decrease the ability of such elements to function efficiently or adversely affect their relation to surrounding lands and circulation elements.

    d.

    Alter the arrangement of land uses, other than the expansion or contraction of the boundaries of approved land uses.

    e.

    Depart from the approved master development plan in any other manner which the planning commission shall, based on stated findings and conclusions, find materially alters the plan or concept for the proposed planned development.

    f.

    Be contrary to the legislative intent of the board of supervisors in approving said master development plan.

    B.

    Major modifications. .....Any proposed major modification, as determined by the planning commission, shall not be approved without amendment to the master development plan in accordance with the same procedures as specified for initial submission. (11-17-16; 7-19-18; 11-15-18.)