§ 13-54.51. Planning application required  


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  • (a) Non-residential common interest development projects are permitted in appropriate commercial, industrial, or planned development zones, subject to the approval of the following planning application, as applicable. This requirement is in addition to other permits or certificates required by law.

    (1) All new non-residential common interest development projects shall be processed according to the design review procedures contained in Chapter III Planning Applications.

    (2) Conversion of occupied or previously occupied non-residential developments to common interest development projects shall be subject to sections 13-54.52 non-residential common interest development standards and requirements and 13-54-53 non-residential common interest development conversions—additional standards and shall be processed according to the non-residential common interest development conversion procedures contained in Chapter III Planning Applications.

    (3) All non-residential common interest development projects require the approval of tentative or final tract or parcel maps as required by law. A tentative tract map or parcel map shall not be required until either a design review or non-residential common interest development conversion has been approved; however, the map may be processed concurrently.

    (b) No person shall construct, sell, lease, convey, maintain or use a non-residential common interest development project within the city without first complying with the provisions of this article.