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10.153(5)(a)3. —(5)(b)2. <br /> ■ <br /> development lots and pads, and density/intensity 8. Approval of the GDP shall establish the <br /> of various parts of the development. basic right of use for the subject property in <br /> h. A conceptual landscaping plan, noting conformity with the approved plan, but approval <br /> approximate locations and types of existing and of such plan shall not make permissible in any <br /> planned landscaping, screening and fencing. area of the PUD those uses proposed until an <br /> i. A general signage plan, including SIP is approved for that area. No development <br /> approximate locations, types, heights, lighting may occur within a PUD district which is <br /> and sign face areas. inconsistent with an approved GDP. <br /> j. Evidence of financial capability pertaining (b) Specific Implementation Plan (SIP). <br /> to construction, maintenance and operation of all 1. The applicant may submit to the zoning <br /> public and private improvements associated with administrator an application for one or more SIPs <br /> the proposed development. along with required application materials within <br /> k. Other maps or information requested by the delayed effective date period as established <br /> the town or county. through county board approval of the rezoning to <br /> L. In the case of a rural PUD, the GDP shall PUD (GDP approval). If such SIP(s) has not <br /> identify any areas proposed to be subject to been submitted by the Delayed Effective Date, <br /> conservancy easements, the nature of the the approved GDP shall be null and void for <br /> conservancy easements to be imposed, and those portions of the subject property not yet <br /> other features designed to protect the rural covered by an approved SIP, and the zoning <br /> character of the area in which the PUD is administrator shall approve no further SIPs for <br /> proposed. the property under the previously approved <br /> 4. After the GDP submittal is complete, the GDP. In the event all or part of a GDP is <br /> zoning administrator shall forward two copies of rendered null and void, the zoning on the <br /> the submittal to the town clerk of the affected property shall revert to the zoning category <br /> town and schedule the petition for zoning existing prior to the PUD rezoning. <br /> committee public hearing. 2. The zoning administrator shall determine <br /> 5. The affected town shall review and act on whether the SIP submittal is complete in <br /> the proposed GDP. The town may approve the reference to the following required application <br /> GDP with conditions that identify specific limits or materials: <br /> elements the town requires to be included in the a. Name of the applicant, agent, property <br /> SIP. owner(s) and entity which intend to develop the <br /> 6. The zoning committee, after a public land. <br /> hearing and after receiving comments from the b. A complete written legal description of the <br /> affected town, shall forward its recommendation SIP area. <br /> on the proposed GDP to the county board. The c. A map showing the relationship of the SIP <br /> GDP may be approved with conditions that area to the approved GDP area. <br /> identify specific limits or elements the county d. A written description of the proposed SIP <br /> requires be included in the SIP. If the town board area within the PUD, including: <br /> approves the GDP subject to conditions and i. specific project themes, images and <br /> such conditions are amended or deleted by the design features; <br /> county, the GDP as approved by the county shall ii. a specific list of permitted dwelling unit <br /> be submitted to the town board for approval of types and land uses; <br /> the county's conditions or denial of the GDP. iii. specific development densities by dwelling <br /> 7. The county board shall act on the GDP units per acre, lot sizes, lot frontages/widths, <br /> and, if the GDP is approved, shall establish setbacks and yard requirements, lot coverage, <br /> through its approval a delayed effective date building heights, lot dimensions, number of units, <br /> (DED) totaling at least 12 months within which and floor area ratios for non-residential uses; <br /> one or more SIPs must be filed in order to iv. specific treatment of natural features and <br /> effectuate the rezoning and establish the PUD provisions for open space preservation; <br /> on the zoning district map. Such timeframe may v. specific relationship to the remainder of the <br /> later be extended through an amendment to the PUD included in the approved GDP, nearby <br /> approved GDP, which shall follow the same properties and existing and planned streets, <br /> process as GDP approval. Failure to file an highways and other transportation <br /> SIP(s) within the delayed effective date, or to improvements; and <br /> extend said date, shall cause the rezoning to vi. a development schedule indicating project <br /> become null and void. stages. <br /> Page 10-42 <br /> rev. 013116 <br />