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Section 915.04. Applicability. <br />(1) The P.D. process is an optional process that may be used, and shall be applied, under two (2) different <br />schemes: <br />(A) As part of an application to rezone a property to a planned development zoning district, the P.D. <br />process shall apply and all subsequent development of the property shall comply with all applicable <br />P.D. procedures and standards; or <br />(B) As a special exception approval and development process applied to property zoned other than <br />planned development. <br />(2) The planned development zoning district may be applied for and used for properties having any number of <br />comprehensive plan land use designations, subject to the planned development district regulations found in <br />Chapter 911. The special exception approval development process may be applied for and used for <br />properties having any comprehensive plan land use designation and lying within any zoning district(s) except <br />for the RMH-6 and RMH-8 districts. No mobile homes shall be allowed in the project area, except as may be <br />allowed as a temporary use (pursuant to Chapter 972). <br />(3) Projects developed under the county's planned residential development (P.R.D.) regulations may continue <br />under those regulations. Said projects may develop and continue to develop under the P.R.D. regulations in <br />effect prior to September 11, 1990 and found in the section formerly known as "25.4 of Appendix A - <br />Zoning." The regulations of the former section 25.4 are hereby adopted by reference and may only be used <br />and applied to project applications filed with the planning division under the P.R.D. regulations prior to <br />September 11, 1990. <br />(a) Projects previously approved under the P.R.D. regulations may be "converted" to a planned <br />development (P.D.) project upon receipt of a written request by a P.R.D. project owner to the <br />community development director. The letter shall state the reason(s) for the desired conversion. <br />Within twenty (20) working days of receipt of the letter of request, the community development <br />director shall send a response letter to the developer, detailing all information and plan revisions <br />needed to bring the project plans and file information into conformance with P.D. application <br />standards. Upon receipt of adequate responses to his response letter, the community development <br />director shall present the request to the board of county commissioners. The board of county <br />commissioners may approve, approve with conditions or deny the conversion request. Upon <br />conversion to a P.D. project, all subsequent plan revisions and modifications shall comply with all <br />applicable standards and requirements of this chapter. <br />1. Notwithstanding these provisions for conversions of a P.R.D. project to a P.D. project, any P.R.D. <br />project owner may apply for P.D. project approval as a new application under sections 915.22 <br />through 915.27 of this chapter. <br />(Ord. No. 2012-021, § 1, 7-10-12) <br />Section 915.05. Coordination with other regulations. <br />All projects shall comply with the adopted comprehensive plan and the regulations specified in this chapter. <br />(1) All other land development regulations shall apply; however, in the event of conflict between this <br />section and other zoning <br />and subdivision regulations in the county, the provisions of this section shall prevail to the extent of <br />such conflict. <br />(Supp. No. 151) <br />Page 3 of 29 <br />Created: 2025-06-25 14:39:51 [EST] <br />g <br />