§ 40-357. Industrial planned unit development regulations.

The following regulations shall apply to industrial planned unit developments:

(1)

Acreage requirements. The minimum size for an industrial planned unit development is three acres. This acreage requirement may be waived by the town council after a favorable recommendation for such a waiver by the planning and zoning commission.

(2)

Minimum setback requirements.

a.

Minimum set back from public or private street right-of-way. Setbacks from public or private rights of way must meet the district regulations as written in section 40-74. A setback of 20 feet, unless otherwise written in the town's zoning ordinance shall be the minimum allowed for an industrial planned unit development.

b.

Minimum setback from property or lot lines. Setbacks from property lines must meet the district regulations as written in section 40-74. Fifteen feet, unless otherwise written in this chapter, shall be the minimum allowed for a planned unit development. In addition, other applicable setbacks may be recommended by the planning and zoning commission and approved by town council.

(Note: Building codes and other state and federal regulations may mandate setbacks greater than those specified or recommended.)

(3)

Permanent open space. At least ten percent of the gross acreage of an industrial planned unit development shall be designated as permanent open space and landscaped according to an approved a landscape plan. Landscaping required as a buffer shall not be counted towards the required ten percent.

(4)

Maximum site coverage. The maximum coverage of the site by structures shall be 50 percent of the buildable site coverage.

(Code 1986, app. A, § 16.7; Ord. No. 07-709, 10-9-2007)