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The proposed PUD contains this variety of elements. <br /> b. Sensitivity: Through the departure from the strict application of required setbacks, yard <br /> areas, lot sizes, minimum house sizes, minimum requirements and other performance <br /> standards associated with traditional zoning, a PUD can maximise the development <br /> potential of land while remaining sensitive to its unique and valuable natural <br /> characteristics. <br /> 'The PUD District will allow the development of a mixed-use urban village that departs <br /> from the strict application of dimensional and performance standards found in <br /> traditional zoning districts. As a result, the PUD will restore natural features and open <br /> space into the subject property and creates links to the surrounding community, through <br /> opportunities for trail and transit connections. <br /> c. Efficiency: The consolidation of areas for recreation and reductions in street lengths and <br /> other utility-related expenses. <br /> The redevelopment will boast an impressive central parkfacility that will act as the focal <br /> point of the development and a strong amenity for the whole St. Anthony community. <br /> This integrated system of open space throughout the development will fulfills both <br /> aesthetic and functional purposes. The network will serve to connect the various elements <br /> of the development to each other and will also help foster connections at the edges of the <br /> development with the rest of the community. <br /> d. Density Transfer: The project density may be clustered, basing density on a number of <br /> units per acre in place of specific lot dimensions. <br /> The subject property contains approximately 45.05 acres of land. The proposed PUD <br /> includes approximately 662 dwelling units,for an overall density of 14.69 dwelling units <br /> per acre. This density is being clustered in the western portion of the property, in the <br /> form of townhomes, apartments and urban flats. <br /> e. District Integration: The combination of uses which are allowed in separate zoning <br /> districts, such as mixed residential uses to allow densities and unit types to be varied <br /> within the project; mixed residential uses with increased density based upon the greater <br /> sensitivity of PUD projects to regulation; and mixed land uses with the integration of <br /> compatible land uses within the project. <br /> The proposed PUD includes a mix of residential density and unit types, in proximity to <br /> open space, retail uses, and transit opportunities. The inhabitants of the residential <br /> portion of the property, along with the.citizens of St. Anthony in general, will be able to <br /> take advantage of the commercial, transit, and open space uses on the site. <br />