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1/26/1987
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<br />. Chairman Wilson and~mbers of the Commission 4t <br />City of LaPorte . <br /> <br />Page 14 <br /> <br />ANALYSIS: Do not change this section, but perhaps make a clear <br />reference to the Development Ordinance sections that apply. <br /> <br />24) Section 10-101 (4): <br /> <br />Ci tizen comment indicates that this section, which again deals <br />with construction schedules for multistage planned unit develop- <br />ments should be approximate only and used as a general guideline, <br />as opposed to being a concrete start and end date. The intent <br />of the section is to provide only approximate starting dates and. <br />completion dates, and to the extent that the section mandates <br />definite starting and completion dates of construction, the <br />wording should be changed to give general guideline dates. <br /> <br />ANALYSIS: In the last sentence of Section 10-10l (4), the word <br />"approximate" should be inserted before starting date and comple- <br />tion date of the complete development plan. <br /> <br />25) Section lO-lOl 6(C): <br /> <br />Citizen comment indicates that the term "sufficient amount of <br />usuable open spacell in this section is somewhat vague. This is <br />the section that outlines the basic requirements that a P. U. D. <br />must meet in order to gain i ts conditional use permit. As with <br />other sections in the P. u. D. area the term II sufficient II is <br />used to allow the developer to have increased flexibility which <br />is one of the basic advantages in developing a P. U. D. Note <br />that in other areas of this section the quote is made that the <br />P. U. D. should be in substantial complaince with the regulation <br />of the uses that will be developed within the parameters of the <br />P. U. D. The intent of ,the Plan was that sufficient in this <br />usage should correlate with the open space requirements for the <br />particular uses that will be developed within the planned unit <br />development. This section is nonspecific in order to allow <br />f1exabili ty to the developer in the design of a planned unit <br />development. Any amendment to this section that wquld define <br />II sufficient amount of open space" would remove flexibility from <br />the planned unit development procedures. <br /> <br />ANALYSIS: Leave this - section as is or add a qualification to <br />this section that relates the term IIsufficient open space" to <br />general compliance with the open space requirements outlined <br />elsewhere in the ordinance. <br /> <br />26) Section 10-l02 (e): <br /> <br />Citizen comment indiates that there is no need for the review of <br />deed restrictions by the City Attorney to insure that they comply <br />with F. H. A. Deed Restrictions. The review of these deed <br />restrictions by the City Attorney is needed to insure compliance <br />with both the F. H. A. Requirements and deed restriction require- <br />ments as they may appear elsewhere in this document. As deed <br />
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