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V 1. AAdjjacent. A lot or parcel of land that is nearby and not neces- sarilnty adjoining. The lots or parcels may be separated by streets, rights-of-way, power lines, or similar open areas. 2. Direct Visual Access. Unobstructed line -of -sight from within a dwelling unit to all or portion of an open space area. 3. Major Recreational Facility. A facility designed for the active recreational use and enjoyment of residents of a Planned Residen- tial Development which is fifteen (15) acres or more in size. 4. Planned Residential Development (PRD). A land area under unified control which is designed and planned to be developed in a single operation by a series of prescheduled development phases accord- ing to an officially approved PRD Plan which does not necessarily correspond to the property development and use regulations of the zoning district in which the development is located. 5. Private Street. A privately owned access to abutting property, which serves more than one property, is not dedicated to the general public and is maintained by a Property Owner's Asso- ciation or other entity. 25.4 D. Applicable Zoning Districts. Planned Residential Developments may be approved as a special excep- tion pursuant to the standards and procedures established herein within the following zoning districts: 1. Agricultural Zoning Districts. a. A-1: Agricultural District 2. Rural Transition Area Zonino Districts. a. RFD: Rural Fringe Development District b. RS -1: Single Family District 3. Residential Zoning Districts. a. RS -3 and RS -6: Single Family Districts b. RT -6: Two -Family District C. RM -3, RM -4 and RM -6: Multiple Family Districts d. RM -8, RM -10 and RM -14: Multiple Family Districts 4. Commercial and Industrial Zonino Districts. All commercial and industrial districts. 25.4 E. leneral Regulations and Requirements. The following general regulations and requirements shall apply to all applications for approval of Planned Residential Developments as special exceptions. 1. Ownershi , Unified Control. All PRD special exception applica- tions sha 1 be filed in the name of the record owner of the property included in the PRD. However, the application may be filed by an applicant with an equitable interest in the property, or by an attorney or agent for the owner, provided the record owner joins in and executes the application. All applications shall include a verified statement showing each and every indi- vidual person having a legal equitable and/or beneficial owner- ship interest in the property upon which the application for PRD approval is sought, except corporations, in which case the name and address of the corporation, the names and addresses of each stock holder owning more than ten (10%) per cent of the value of outstanding shares of the corporation, the principal executive officers, and the registered agent of the corporation. -2-