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The proposed changes also require that the same basic infrastructure improvements be provided for a planned development (PD) (or PD phase). The proposed changes are summarized as follows: 1. Identify the (minimum) required infrastructure improvements that must be provided before an early model home can be open to customers. 2. Require a metes and bounds survey (with a reference to the future legal description/lot number) for each early model home proposed prior to final plat recording. 3. Provide a minimum and maximum number (percentage) of early model homes allowed in a subdivision (or subdivision phase). 4. Require that only a temporary Certificate of Occupancy (C.O.) may be issued for early model homes, and that a final Certificate of Occupancy may only be issued upon issuance of a Certificate of Completion for the subdivision (or subdivision phase). 5. Identify the (minimum) required infrastructure improvements that must be provided for early home starts (models and non -models) in a PD. "Ordinance #6" - Medical District Side Yard (Setback) Requirements: The current LDRs allow a zero foot (0') side yard (setback) within the CL, Limited Commercial; CG, General Commercial; and CH, Heavy Commercial zoning districts if the project site abuts a nonresidential use with interconnected parking and an approved access easement. The proposed change will allow the same 0' side yard (setback) in the MED, Medical zoning district under the same circumstances (i.e. the project site abuts a nonresidential use with interconnected parking and approved access easement). Essentially, the proposed change will make the MED district consistent with several other commercial districts for this specific provision, and could allow for a more efficient site design for medical buildings and/or medical complexes, especially on small development sites or redevelopment sites, as that allowance currently provides at office and retail projects in the CL and CG districts. The reduced side yard (setback) accommodates shared access between sites and allows increased building envelope flexibility that in practice within the CL and CG districts has provided increased opportunities for tree preservation. RECOMMENDATION Staff recommends that the Board of County Commissioners adopt all six ordinances amending Chapters 911, 912, 913, 914, 915, and 972 of the County land development regulations. ATTACHMENTS 1. Excerpt from Draft August 23, 2018 PZC Minutes 2. Resolution Establishing the Committee 3. Ordinance #1 - Affidavit of Exemption (AOE) Review and Approval Process 4. Ordinance #2 - Final Plat Review and Approval Process 5. Ordinance #3 - Master Lot Drainage Plans for New Subdivision Projects 6. Ordinance #4 - Affordable Housing Conceptual Plans 7. Ordinance #5 - Early Model Homes on Subdivision Construction Sites 8. Ordinance #6 - Medical District Side Yard (Setback) Requirements 102 M