§ 25-9-254. ADMINISTRATIVE APPROVAL OF A REVISION TO A LAND USE PLAN.

(A)

The city manager shall approve a revision to an approved land use plan if the proposed revision:

(1)

includes only land uses shown on the approved land use plan, unless the city manager determines that a proposed use would be a permitted use in the most restrictive zoning district of the City that would permit the use on the site covered by the revision; and

(2)

will not:

(a)

increase residential density above the maximum residential density established by the approved land use plan;

(b)

increase the area of nonresidential land use above the maximum established by the approved land use plan;

(c)

increase development intensity in a water quality zone above the intensity shown on the approved land use plan;

(d)

increase the City's commitment for water and wastewater service above the level required to serve the uses identified on the approved land use plan or the level established in an agreement with the City;

(e)

require an amendment to the Transportation Plan or result in the misalignment of a road connecting to land adjacent to land in an approved preliminary plan or final plat; or

(f)

in the opinion of the city manager:

(i)

increase traffic above the capacity of existing or funded roadways in the territory of the water district;

(ii)

be incompatible with land uses in or adjacent to the water district; or

(iii)

negatively affect a publicly dedicated parkland or a greenbelt area.

(B)

Under Subsection (A)(2)(b), land that is dedicated or used for a public purpose or a civic use is considered to be a residential land use.

Source: Section 13-1-363(a); Ord. 990225-70; Ord. 010329-18; Ord. 010607-50; Ord. 031211-11; Ord. 20060504-039.