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1159.02 PLANNING AIVD ZONING CODE 92B <br />1159.02 PROVISIONS GOVERNING PLANNED RESIDENTIAL <br />DEVELOPMENTS. Because of the special characteristics of planned residential developments, special <br />provisions governing the development of land for this purpose are required therefor. Whenever <br />there is a conflict or difference between the provisions of this chapter and those of other chapters <br />and sections of this Code, the provisions set forth in this chapter shall prevail. <br />(Ord. 2003-02. Passed 4-21-03.) . <br />1159.03 PERMITTED USES. <br />In a Planned Residential Development District, no building or premises shall be used, and <br />no building shall be erected, which is arranged, intended or designed to be used except for a <br />Planned Residential Development District Use, which includes the following: <br />(a) Standard detached single-family dwellings; <br />(b) Detached cluster single-family dwellings; <br />(c) Attached single-family dwellings which are defined as a building consisting of <br />single-family dwellings attached by one or more party walls in-between; and <br />limited to no more than 3 attached units. <br />(d) Accessory uses customarily incident to the permitted residential uses such as off- <br />street parking, recreational facilities, and mailboxes. No individual dwelling unit <br />in this District is permitted an accessory detached building. <br />(Ord. 2003-02. Passed 4-21-03.) <br />1159.04 OCCUPANCY REGULATIONS. <br />(a) In a Planned Residential Development District, the defmition of "family", as found <br />in Section 1145.01(k) is hereby modified and amended to read as follows: <br />"Family" means one or more persons, related by blood, marriage or adoption, or not more <br />than three (3) persons of the same sex not related by blood, marriage or adoption, who live <br />together in a dwelling unit as a nonprofit housekeeping unit, as distinguished from a group <br />occupying a boarding, lodging or tourist house, sorority or fraternity house, hotel or motel. <br />(b) Number of Persons Who May. Occupv a Dwellin,g Unit. No person shall maintain, <br />or own a dwelling unit unless it contains at least 300 square feet of habitable floor area for the first <br />occupant and at least 200 additional square feet of habitable floor area for every additional <br />occupant thereof, but in no case shall any dwelling unit contain less than the minimum number of <br />square feet of habitable area required by any ordinance of the Municipality. Habitable floor area <br />shall be considered to mean the floor area in rooms used for living, sleeping, eating or cooking, <br />and complying with Chapter 1321 of the Building Code, as amended, per pertaining to height and <br />area, and not counting bathrooms, lavatories, closets or basement rooms. <br />(Ord. 2003-02. Passed 4-21-03.) <br />1159.05 DEVELOPMENT REGULATIONS. <br />(a) Minimum Project Size and Frontae. The project size for a tract of land being <br />developed in the Planned Residential Development District shall be a minimum of four (4) <br />contiguous acres, and must have a minimum sixty-foot (60') frontage upon and abutting a <br />dedicated street. Furthermore, the required frontage shall be a minimum of sixty feet upon and <br />abutting a dedicated street, and shall remain undiminished in width into the development acreage <br />or no less than sixty feet for its length into the development acreage. <br />(Ord. 2006-05. Passed 2-27-06.) <br />(b) Maximum Densitv. The maximum gross density of the Planned Residential <br />Development District shall be 4 dwelling units per acre. <br />2006 Replacement