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didn't exist in current city regulations. The city currently has three PUDs: PUDR (residential), PUDI (industrial), and PUDC (commercial). This would create a mixed -use option with a min imum 100 -acre framework. Mr. Tuma showed langu age from the annexation agreement requiring the property be master planned through a mixed-use PUD zoning district on no less than 400 acres. The code currently lacked master plan components. The proposal would cre ate two key elements: a master plan estab lishing development program, density, phasing, circulation, and major infrastructure; and design guidelines covering architectural standards, site design criteria, landscape/streetscape, dimensional regulations, and use matrix. These would provide predicta bility for a potentially 20 -year development timeline. Mr. Tuma emphasized this current request only created the zoning district framework. Future applications would require separate approvals for the actual master plan, desig n guidelines, and individual site plans, providing multiple opportunities for public input. During public input Kathryn Rondeau from Sebastian Lakes questioned whether this would create a "city within a city" and compared it to Oslo's development, expressing concerns about the scope and scale of proposed changes. Commissioner Reno asked about the 30 -year time horizon, and Mr. Tuma explained this is related to state statutes for develop ers agreements, though the timeline would be negotiated with the city. PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION MEETING APRIL 2, 2026 MINUTES PAGE 6 Chair Kautenburg raised several concerns a bout specific provisions, including the 100-acre minimum (questioning if smaller developments could use it), design guideline timing, and the 900 square foot minimum living area requ irement. She advocated for allowing smaller units to serve elderly residen ts, young couples, and those on limited budgets. She also questioned provisions for cluster housing or zero lot line development. Commissioner Carter moved to recommend to City Coun cil the land development code amendment regarding Ordinance O -26-02, which proposes to amend Land Development Code Article V zoning district regulations to incorporate a new zoning district known as Mixed -Use Planned Un it Development (PUD -MU) zoning dist rict. Commissioner Garton seconded. Motion carried unanimously. 8. UNFINISHED BUSINESS None 9. NEW BUSINESS None 10. ADJOURN Being no further business, Chair Kautenburg adjourned the meeting at 7:18 p.m.