§ 2004. Permitted uses and dimensional requirements.

Within a Planned Unit Development District, any land use may be permitted if such use or uses can be shown to provide an orderly relation and function to other uses in the development and to existing land uses, as well as with due regard to the Comprehensive Plan of Banks County. The permitted uses of property located in the planned unit development shall be those which have been specifically proposed by the applicant and approved by the governing body as a part of a planned unit development site plan, report, and/or other supporting information.

A planned unit development may depart from strict conformance with the required dimension, area, height, bulk, use and specific content regulations of the county's land use regulations to the extent specified in the PUD application if approved, so long as the PUD provides tangible benefits in the form of provisions of open space, amenities and quality design. The dimensional requirements of property located in the planned unit development shall be those, which have been specifically proposed by the applicant and approved by the governing body as a part of a planned unit development site plan, except as provided for in section 2009(e).

(Ord. No. 2006-33, § 1, 9-12-2006)