How the commission decides on PUD permit applications

permit applications. (a) Within ninety days after acceptance of a P.U.D. permit application or within a longer time period as may be agreed to or requested by the applicant, the commission shall conduct a public hearing(s), and within sixty days following the close of such public hearing(s), either deny or approve the application, subject to conditions as imposed by the commission. (b) The conditions imposed by the commission shall bear a reasonable relationship to the P.U.D. permit issued, and to the approved uses, and plans of district standards; provided, however, that no improvements or alterations off-site of the project shall be required as a condition of a P.U.D. permit. The conditions may include, but not be limited to the following: (1) Commencement and completion time frame for the project; (2) Boundary and density reallocations approved for the project; (3) Uses that are prohibited or limited; (4) Specifications for the minimum development standards; (5) Specifications for street improvement and dedication; (6) Utilities to be furnished; (7) The extent and limitations upon the uses permitted; and (8) Compliance with representations made by the applicant. (c) If the commission fails to render a decision within the prescribed sixty-day period, the application shall be considered as being approved, provided that no written objection to the P.U.D. permit application is received by the commission. (1996, ord 96-160, sec 2; ratified April 6, 1999; am 2015, ord 15-33, sec 2.)25-6-6