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10.153(5)(a)3.g.—(5)(b)2.d. • - - - - - -- i. land use layout and the location of major later be extended through an amendment to the public streets and/or private drives; approved GDP, which •shall follow the same ii. location of recreational and open space process as GDP approval. Failure to file an areas and facilities; and SIP(s) within the delayed effective date, or to iii. statistical data on lot sizes in the extend said date, shall cause the rezoning to development, the approximate areas of large become null and void. development lots and pads, and density/intensity 8. Approval of the GDP shall establish the of various parts of the development. basic right of use for the subject property in h. A conceptual landscaping plan, noting conformity with the approved plan, but approval approximate.locations and types of existing and of such plan shall not make permissible in any planned landscaping, screening and fencing. area of the PUD those uses proposed until an i. A general signage plan, including SIP is approved for that area. No development approximate locations, types, heights, lighting may occur within a PUD district which is and sign face areas. inconsistent with an approved GDP. j. Evidence of financial capability pertaining (b) Specific Implementation Plan (SIP). to construction, maintenance and operation of all 1. The applicant may submit to the zoning public and private improvements associated with administrator an application for one or more SIPs the proposed development. along with required application materials within k. Other maps or information requested by the delayed effective date period as established the town or county. through county board approval of the rezoning to L. In the case of a rural PUD, the GDP shall PUD (GDP approval). If such SIP(s) has not identify any areas proposed to be subject to been submitted by the Delayed Effective Date, conservancy easements, the nature of the the approved GDP shall be null and void for conservancy easements to be imposed, and those portions of the subject property not yet other features designed to protect the rural covered by an approved SIP, and the zoning character of the area in which the PUD is administrator shall approve no further SIPs for proposed. the property under the previously approved 4. After the GDP submittal is complete, the GDP. In the event all or part of a GDP is zoning administrator shall forward two copies of rendered null and void, the zoning on the the submittal to the town clerk of the affected property shall revert to the zoning category town and schedule the petition for zoning existing prior to the PUD rezoning. committee public hearing. 2. The zoning administrator shall determine 5. The affected town shall review and act on whether the SIP submittal is complete in the proposed GDP. The town may approve the reference to the following required application GDP with conditions that identify specific limits or materials: elements the town requires to be included in the a. Name of the applicant, agent, property SIP. owner(s) and entity which intend to develop the 6. The zoning committee, after a public .land. hearing and after receiving comments from the b. A complete written legal description of the affected town, shall forward its recommendation SIP area. on the proposed GDP to the county board. The c. A map showing the relationship of the SIP GDP may be approved with conditions that area to the approved GDP area. identify specific limits or elements the county d. A written description of the proposed SIP requires be included in the SIP. If the town board area within the PUD, including: approves the GDP subject to conditions and i. specific project themes, images and such conditions are amended or deleted by the design features; county, the GDP as approved by the county shall ii. a specific list of permitted dwelling unit be submitted to the town board for approval of types and land uses; the county's conditions or denial of the GDP. iii. specific development densities by dwelling 7. The county board shall act on the GDP units per acre, lot sizes, lot frontages/widths, and, if the GDP is approved, shall establish setbacks and yard requirements, lot coverage, through its approval a delayed effective date building heights, lot dimensions, number of units, (DED) totaling at least 12 months within which and floor area ratios for non-residential uses; one or more SIPs must be filed in order to iv. specific treatment of natural features and effectuate the rezoning and establish the PUD provisions for open space preservation; on the zoning district map. Such timeframe may Page 10-41 rev. 073113