19.26.04 Uses Permitted within a Planned Community District

1. Permitted Uses. Since the character and land use designations of each Community Plan may vary widely, a specific list of uses that are permitted by-right is not dictated in this zone. Instead, the detailed list of uses that are permitted by right shall be established in each Village Plan. Generally, however, the establishment of uses that are permitted by right within a particular Village Plan, shall be guided but not limited to uses found in the Land Development Code. 2. Interim Uses. Any use which has a valid conditional use permit prior to being zoned or rezoned to the Planned Community Zone is permitted to continue prior to the approval of a Village Plan, provided that the use may only be continued pursuant to the terms and conditions upon which the conditional use permit was approved by the prior zoning authority. a. The continuation of such an interim use after the approval of any Village Plan may only occur with the express approval of the City Council, and on such terms and conditions as the Council may dictate. b. In approving the Village Plan, the City may require mitigation measures, including buffers, transitions, or alternate access routes to ensure that the interim uses are compatible with the other intended uses in the Village Plan and the community as a whole. 3. Location of Uses. The pattern, arrangement, and location of each land use shall generally be guided by the General Plan Land Use Map; however, in the Community Plan, the applicant may refine the location and pattern of land uses shown on the General Plan Land Use Map in order to improve design, accessibility, and marketability using the General Plan as guidance for overall character and intent.