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The process for reviewing new development is as important as the regulatory standards that <br />must be met. While we have been practicing the collaborative method for the past few years, <br />the new process sections will codify those practices into ordinance form. The new <br />collaborative design sections of the subdivision regulations would apply to all new plats and <br />planned unit developments. The PUD section of the zoning ordinance would refer to those <br />sections of the subdivision regulations. This will eliminate redundant and potentially <br />conflicting requirements in the current ordinance. <br />All these documents are drafts that are undergoing revision. It is likely the levels of <br />requirements now in the tables will be pared down. We also will need to clarify some things. <br />For example, tree preservation requirements for a development project should be different from <br />a builder getting a permit for a house and from a homeowner removing a tree in his yard. <br />The Environmental Board discussed the site layout, landscaping, and tree preservation <br />standards on May 4. The results of tonight's P & Z discussion will go to the Environmental <br />Board on May 26. The results of that discussion will be brought to the P & Z on June 9. <br />RECOMMENDATION <br />Open public hearing, discuss amendments, and continue the public hearing to June 9. <br />ATTACHMENTS <br />• Cover memo from Bonestroo <br />o Attachment 1: Draft Site Layout Performance Standards <br />o Attachment 2: Draft Landscaping and Tree Preservation Standards <br />• Draft of part Chapter 1001 of City Code, Subdivision and Platting <br />pages 1 -3 including: § 1001.021 COLLABORATIVE DESIGN PROCESS <br />• Draft of part of section of Zoning Ordinance Section 2, Subd. 10., PUD <br />pages 13 and 14 including: F. Procedure for Processing Planned Unit Development <br />• <br />• <br />• <br />