454 Reeves St, Niceville, FL 32578

Planned Unit Development Zoning District

Planned unit developments PUDs. Townhouses, patio homes, atriums, cluster developments, multifamily dwellings, rental apartments, motels, hotels, and condominiums are considered to be PUDs. Also considered as PUDs are clustered developments as defined in article 3, Definitions, of this Code.; Advertising for public hearing by the planning commission/city council is required. Submit documents to the city manager or his designee for processing.; Drawings and other documents shall be complete to the extent necessary to indicate all requirements of this Code have been met prior to advertising for a public hearing. Complete construction drawings for buildings are not required prior to public hearings; however, complete construction drawings are required prior to issuing of building permits.; Submit 5 copies of plot plans showing property and street lines, common open space, buildings and other structures, parking, setback dimensions, drives and stormwater management for zoning and the city engineer's approval. In the case of proposed city dedicated public streets construction drawings are required.; Platting procedure shall be in accordance with City of Niceville Code of Ordinances.; Refer to the subdivision chapter for requirements for dedicated public streets. Private streets are allowed in PUDs.; Approval by the governing body is required prior to obtaining building permits. Approvals the city engineer and DEP are required. Approvals by other concerned agencies may be required.; The owner or his authorized representative must be present at all hearings regarding his project.; Building permits shall not be issued for PUD projects where the applicant has failed to obtain a building permit for all or a portion of the proposed dwelling units within a period of 1 year from the date of approval of the governing body. In such cases, in order to obtain a building permit the applicant is required to resubmit the project as stated herein for approval and comply with all ordinances, rules and regulations in force and effect at the time of reconsideration.