§ 6-10 — Livingston Zoning Code

§ 6-10-27 of this code; ¶

Plans for installation of necessary utilities, including roadways, electrical, gas and cable television lines, storm drainage, water and wastewater. Where necessary to facilitate the development plan, off site improvements shall be noted;
If applicable, a subdivision map showing land divisions. The tentative and final subdivision map shall comply with the State Subdivision Map Act (Cal. Gov’t Code § 66410 et seq.) and Title 6 of this code with the exception that any permit issued in conjunction with a tentative subdivision map shall expire no sooner than the approved tentative map, or any extension thereof; and
An anticipated development schedule from groundbreaking to occupancy.

(D) Design guidelines. The City Council shall have the approval authority of the architectural style and design of the development within the PD Overlay District. The following design guidelines are established for all PD Overlay Districts.

The overall plan shall achieve a harmonious and integrated relationship between the land, buildings and uses.
Private and common open space, pedestrian and vehicular circulation facilities, parking facilities and other pertinent amenities when proposed by the applicant or required by the city shall be an integral part of the landscape and particular attention shall be given to the retention of natural landscape features of the site.
The layout of structures and other facilities which effect a conservation in street and utility improvements in relationship to other economic and environmental concerns shall be encouraged.
Recreational areas (active and passive) when proposed by the applicant or required by the city shall be generally dispersed throughout the development and shall be easily accessible from all residential units within a PD Overlay District. Recreational facilities shall be as approved by the Planning Commission.
Architectural variety, as well as the establishment of compatible architectural styles and environmental harmony within the development, shall be attained.
Fencing, walls and screening shall be incorporated into the design of the project when proposed by the applicant or required by the city.
All roof mounted heating and air conditioning and other mechanical equipment must be screened with solid material for a minimum line of sight of 20 feet.
Design plans shall be consistent with the city’s adopted design guide.