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considered as necessary to serve the occupants of the PDP. ~
These include: ~
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(a) Retail outlets for the sale of food, wearing apparel, ~
sundries, and notions, drugs, hardware~ garden supplies, ~
toys and similar products. ~
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(b) Florists, gift and jewelry shops, and pet and hobby ~
supply outlets. +
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(c) Personal service establishments, such as barber shops, ~
beauty parlors, shoe repair and shoe shine shops, ;
restaurants, self-service laundries,_tailor and dress- ~
making shops, watch and jewelry repair, and laundry or ~
dry cleaning pick-up stations. ~
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(d) Miscellaneous non-residential uses, such as medical or ~
dental offices, churches, and nurseries or child care
centers.
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~ (e) Accessory uses and structures incidental to a permitted ~
~ use including a cocktail lounge in connection with a F
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~ (7) Other uses of a nature similar to those listed, after deter- ~
~ mi.nation and recommendation by the County at the time of ~
rezoning that such use or uses is appropriate to the PDP ~
including schools, utility installations, and other public ~
facilities. ~
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ADMINISTRATIVE PROCEDURES ~
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~ I. Pre-Application Conference ~
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~ ~p,~ pur~OSe: A pre-application conference with the County
staff will be held. This conference provides the developer
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as to generai con=~r~ttii:y o~ Y~~~~V V L~J'~h ~t,~ ~~P~ ;nto
which it is proposed to locate the Planned Development Project
and the provisions of this Resolution before entering into
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binding commitments or incurring substantial expense in the
preparation of plans, surveys, and other data.
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~ (B) Points: During a pre-application conference particular
attention should be given to: ~
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(1) The present uses and character of the area; ~
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(2) The road and street system, especially: ~
~ ~ (a) ir..terior neighborhood-tr:rough routes, ~
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