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4. R-MF 10. B-4 5. O-I 11. B-P 6. O-C 12. G-I (Least Restrictive) 32 2.6 CONDITIONAL ZONING AND CONDITIONAL REZONING 2.6.1 General Conditional zoning uses and developments are established voluntarily by the property owner and/or their authorized applicant. Approved proposals shall be mutually agreed by the owner/authorized applicant and the Town. Written consent is required from owner/authorized applicant by way of a signed zoning application or similar. Conditional zoning developments may be located in any zoning designation or district of this Ordinance. Plans shall be binding upon approval of the owner/authorized applicant and Town Council following a public hearing and standard legislative zoning approval process. Conditional approved plans shall thereafter apply to the property regardless of changes in ownership. 2.6.2 Benefits The conditional zoning process allows for specific development plans and individualized site considerations such as road access points, traffic, public safety, buffer standards and dimensions, building placement, building features, and related development considerations. Conditional zoning development proposals are intended to consider exact site-specific development proposals where required in this Ordinance or where requested by the property owner or authorized agent. This process is not for securing early zoning for tentative proposals. 2.6.3 Designations Zoning uses shown in Table 6-1 of this Ordinance as “conditional” (C), “conditional with special regulations” (CS), or where otherwise noted in this Ordinance requiring conditional zoning approval. Any property may be conditionally zoned as mutually agreed upon by the property owner/authorized agent and Pineville Town Council in keeping with the procedures of this Ordinance. 2.6.4 Application In addition to §2.3.3, an application that has deemed complete from the Planning Director for a conditional zoning request shall at a minimum, also include the following minimum items: 1) Applicant's accurate and legible name, mailing address, and email address. 2) Written property owner(s) consent. 3) A scaled boundary survey showing the total acreage, date, and north arrow. 4) All existing easements, reservations, rights-of-way or similar that would affect the proposal. 5) Relevant information. Proposed size, location, layout and setbacks of all proposed structures.