You are encouraged to seek comments from the residents and work with them to resolve any conflicts on the design of your project, traffic, noise, use of the site or any other impacts specifically related to your project. The City's Neighborhood Connections office and the Community Planning Section can provide you with further assistance to help you conduct an effective meeting. The primary purpose of this step is to familiarize you with City regulations and concerns of City departments. If you are interested in filing a Master Development Plan, it is important to know that it only applies to public, semi-public and open space uses. Public and semi-public uses are defined as hospitals, private schools, private clubs, private hospitals and retirement homes.
Open space is defined as a park or recreational facility of a landscaped, open character.
As the applicant, you should be aware that the Planning Director may require a Master Development Plan of public, semi-public and open space uses that involve the construction of 5,000 square feet or more. The property owner. The authorized agent in writing. The Planning Commission. The City Council.