(1) For residential buildings, the size of structures may be reduced; or increased by five percent (5%), provided the overall density of units does not increase and the minimum square footage requirements are met.

(2) Gross floor area of nonresidential buildings may be decreased; or increased by up to five percent (5%).

(3) Floor plans may be changed if consistent with the character of the use.

(4) Horizontal and/or vertical elevations may be altered by up to five percent (5%).

(5) Relocation of a building by up to five (5) feet, if consistent with required setbacks and other standards.

(6) Designated “Areas not to be disturbed” may be increased.

(7) Improvements or slight relocation of site access or circulation, such as inclusion of deceleration lanes, boulevards, curbing, pedestrian/bicycle paths, etc.

(8) Changes of building materials to another of higher quality.

(9) Internal rearrangement of parking lot which does not affect the number of parking spaces or alter access locations or design or reduce stormwater management capacity.
 

(b) If the Planning and Zoning Commission determines that the modifications to the final PUD site plan significantly alter the intent of the preliminary PUD site plan, a new submittal illustrating the modification shall be required and must be approved by the City Council as a new preliminary PUD site plan.

(c) Any deviation from the approved final PUD site plan that is not approved shall be considered a violation of this Article and shall invalidate this PUD article. The Planning and Zoning Commission and City Council shall take action to remove the overlay district in the event that the PUD is invalidated.

See ARTICLE 15: Planned Unit Development for complete, detailed information.