• Unified Development Application

    Unified Development Application

  • NOTE: A PRE-APPLICATION  MEETING WITH CITY STAFF IS REQUIRED PRIOR TO APPLYING.

  • Please Contact City Planner: 701-456-7812 or planning.applications@dickinsongov.com

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    • FLUM AMENDMENT APPLICATIONS AND REZONING APPLICATIONS MAY BE PROCESSED CONCURRENTLY
  •  ALL OF THE FOLLOWING ITEMS SHALL BE SUBMITTED WITH THE APPLICATION

    • Presubmittal meeting letter. 
    • A description of the proposal that specifically describes the function, operation and duration of the proposed use.
    • Legal Description of property
    • Copy of the recorded deed of the subject property
    • Scaled map of the property showing boundaries, current and proposed zoning, adjacent zoning; and all existing and proposed buildings and land uses on the property
    • Proposed site plan/master plan
    • Additional information deemed by staff as necessary to conduct a thorough analysis of the application, which may include, but may not be limited to, a stormwater analysis, a traffic study, or an environmental impact study

     AS REQUIRED IN LAND USE POLICY 1.3.3. OF THE DICKINSON 2035: ROADMAP TO THE FUTURE COMPREHENSIVE PLAN, THE APPLICANT

    SHALL PROVIDE A WRITTEN STATEMENT OF HOW THE FOLLOWING FACTORS HAVE BEEN TAKEN INTO CONSIDERATION

    •  Impact to the Future Land Use Map;
    • Consistency with the Comprehensive Plan policies and all other City plans;
    • Availability of city infrastructure to serve the property in which the Future Land Use Map amendment is requested;
    • Location of the property in relation to planned thoroughfares and the availability and cost to the City to provide infrastructure;
    • Compatibility of the requested future land use designation in relation to abutting or adjacent future land use designations;
    • Extent to which the requested future land use designation establishes or reinforces an urban sprawl pattern of development as opposed to an orderly, compact form of development;
    • Whether the first two phases of the Capital Improvement Program include programmed improvements in the area where the Future Land Use Map amendment is proposed; and
    • Short-term and long-term fiscal impacts to the City of approving the Future Land Use Map amendment;

    THE APPLICANT SHALL ALSO SUBMIT A RECENT COPY OF FIGURE 4-38; CITY OF DICKINSON FUTURE LAND USE MAP AS FOUND IN CHAPTER 4 OF THE COMPREHENSIVE PLAN. THE APPLICANT SHALL INDICATE ON THE COPY OF FIGURE 4-38 THE LOCATION OF THE PROPOSED FUTURE LAND USE MAP AMENDMENT

  • Required Items

    • Presubmittal meeting letter. 
    • Purpose statement including an explanation and justification for approving the map change
    • Legal Description of property
    • Attach metes and bounds description if property has not been final platted.
    • Concept Master Plan
    • Copy of the recorded deed of the subject property
    • Scaled map of the property showing boundaries, current and proposed zoning, and adjacent zoning
    • Proposed site plans

    ADDITIONAL PUD SUBMITTAL REQUIREMENTS AS REQUIRED BY ARTICLE 39.05 OF THE ZONING CODE

    A site plan showing:

    • Contours at intervals of two feet
    • General location, size and use of all proposed structures in conformance with the yard requirements
    • All points of ingress and egress, driveways, circulation aisles, parking lots, parking spaces and service areas
    • All streets adjoining subject property and the width of the existing right-of-way
    • Areas set aside for common open space with the type of recreational facilities planned for each area indicated
    • Designation of individual parcels if the proposed development is to be set up on separate construction phases
    • Location of required screening
    • Location of natural features such as ponds, tree clusters and rock outcropping

    A written description of the following items when said items are applicable:

    • Net area in square feet or acres. Net area does not include land dedicated or necessary to be dedicated for public streets right-of-way. If more thanone parcel is proposed, designate net area parcel as well as total net area
    • Density in dwelling units per acre or a total number of dwelling units for the entire plan
    • Percentage of building coverage
    • The percentage of the development that will provide common open space
    • A statement that recreational facilities shall be constructed pursuant to the required timeline
    • If more than one phase is proposed, a statement relating to the sequence and planned timeline of development
    • Required and provided number of off-street parking spaces
    • Gross floor area proposed in square feet
    • Adequate drawings describing the manner for the disposition of sanitary waste and stormwater
    • The full legal description of the boundaries of the property or properties to be included in the PUD
    • A vicinity map showing the general arrangement of streets within an area of 1,000 feet from the boundaries of the proposed PUD
    • A description, rendering or drawing of the general characteristics of the proposed buildings

    Evidence that the applicant has sufficient control over the project boundaries to effectuate the proposed plan, including a statement of all the ownership and beneficial interests in the tract of land and the proposed development

    • A statement describing provisions to be made for the care and maintenance for open space or recreational facilities. If it is proposed that such open space be owned and or maintained by any entity other than a governmental authority, copies of the proposed Articles of Incorporation and bylaws of such entity shall be submitted
    • Copies of any restrictive covenants that are to be recorded with respect to property included in the PUD
    • Traffic study, if requested by City Engineer
    • Drainage study, if requested by City Engineer
    • Sanitary sewer impact statement, if requested by City Engineer
    • Water service demand statement, if requested by City Engineer
    • Grading plan, if requested by City Engineer
    • Landscape plan/street tree/lighting plan
    • Written statement by the applicant shall be submitted setting forth the reasons why the PUD would be in the public interest and would be consistent with the Comprehensive Plan and this Code 

     

  • ALL OF THE FOLLOWING ITEMS SHALL BE SUBMITTED WITH THE APPLICATION

    • Presubmittal meeting letter. 
    • Purpose statement including an explanation and justification for approving the map change
    • Legal Description of property
    • Attach metes and bounds description if property has not been platted.
    • Improvements located on the site
    • Copy of the recorded deed of the subject property
    • Scaled map of the property showing boundaries, current and proposed zoning, and adjacent zoning
    • Draft proposed site plan
  • ALL OF THE FOLLOWING ITEMS SHALL BE SUBMITTED WITH THE APPLICATION

    • Presubmittal meeting letter. 
    • A description of the proposal that specifically describes the function, operation and duration of the proposed use.
    • A description of how the project address the criteria listed in Table 12-1, Section 39.12.003 of the Zoning Ordinance. Those criteria are found on pages 3 and 4 of this application form.
    • Legal Description of property
    • Copy of the recorded deed of the subject property
    • Scaled map of the property showing boundaries, current and proposed zoning, adjacent zoning; and all existing and proposed buildings and land uses on the property
    • Proposed site plan/master plan
    • Additional information deemed by staff as necessary to conduct a thorough analysis of the application, which may include, but may not be limited to, a stormwater analysis, a traffic study, or an environmental impact study


    PLEASE PROVIDE A WRITTEN DESCRIPTION OF HOW THE PROJECT IS CONSISTENT WITH EACH OF THE FOLLOWING CRITERIA IN TABLE 12-1, SECTION 39.12.003 OF THE ZONING ORDINANCE


    Land Use Compatibility

    • Site area per unit or floor area ratio should be similar to surrounding uses if not separated by natural or artificial features
    • Development should minimize differences in height and building size from surrounding structures. Differences should be justified by urban design considerations
    • Development should respect pre-existing setbacks in surrounding area. Variations should be justified by site or operating characteristics.
    • Building coverage should be similar to that of surrounding development of possible. Higher coverage should be mitigated by landscaping or site amenities.

    Site Development

    • Project frontage along a street should be similar to lot width.
    • Parking should serve all structures with minimal conflicts. Circulation between pedestrians and vehicles as well as lighting.
    • All structures must be accessible to public safety vehicles.
    • Development must have access to adjacent public streets and ways. Internal circulation should minimize conflicts and congestion at public access points.
    • Lighting plan

    Landscaping/Street Trees

    • Landscaping should be integral to the development, providing street landscaping, breaks in uninterrupted paved areas, and buffering where required by surrounding land uses. Parts of site with sensitive environmental features or natural drainage ways should be preserved.

    Operating Characteristics

    • Project should not reduce the existing level of traffic service on adjacent streets. Compensating improvements will be required to mitigate impact on street system operations.
    • Project design should direct non-residential traffic away from residential areas.
    • Projects with long operating hours must minimize effects on surrounding residential areas.
    • Outside storage areas must be screened from surrounding streets and less intensive land uses.
    • Developments within 200 feet of a public sanitary sewer must connect to sewer system. Individual disposal systems, if permitted, shall not adversely affect public health, safety, or welfare.
    • Sanitary sewer must have adequate capacity to serve development.
    • Development should handle storm water adequately to prevent overloading of storm water management system.
    • Development should not inhibit development of other properties.
    • Development should not increase probability of erosion, flooding, landslides, or other run-off related effects
    • Project must be served by utilities
    • Rural estate subdivisions should be located in designated areas which can accommodate utility and infrastructure installation consistent with the need to protect the environment and public health.
    • Projects should be consistent with the City of Dickinson’s Comprehensive Plan.

     

  • ALL OF THE FOLLOWING ITEMS SHALL BE SUBMITTED WITH THE APPLICATION

    • Presubmittal meeting letter. 
    • Legal Description of property
    • Copy of the recorded deed of the subject property
    • Scaled map of the property showing boundaries, current and proposed zoning, adjacent zoning; and all existing and proposed buildings and land uses on the property
    • Proposed site plan/master plan
    • Additional information deemed by staff as necessary to conduct a thorough analysis of the application, which may include, but may not be limited to, a stormwater analysis, a traffic study, or an environmental impact study
    • City Engineering Approval Prior to setting application date


    AS REQUIRED IN LAND USE POLICY 1.7 OF THE DICKINSON 2035: ROADMAP TO THE FUTURE COMPREHENSIVE PLAN, THE APPLICANT SHALL SUBMIT IN WRITING ALL INFORMATION SPECIFIED IN THE LAND USE POLICIES LISTED BELOW

    • Policy 1.4.1 – Any and all City infrastructure (water, sewer and roads) that will need to be extended to the site;
    • Policy 1.4.2 – Any and all new or enlarged City infrastructure facility that will be needed to extend City services to the site;
    • Policy 1.4.3 – A profile of planned development on the site, including the approximate area of each proposed general land use type, the density of planned residential uses and the intensity of planned non-residential uses;
    • Policy 1.4.4 – The estimated water demand of the planned development of the site;
    • Policy 1.4.5 – The estimated peak hour traffic that will be generated from the planned development of the site;
    • Policy 1.4.6 – An evaluation of City Police and Fire Department’s ability to safely provide service to the site;
    • Policy 1.4.7 – When applicable, the cost of providing urban services to existing rural development; AND
    • Policy 1.4.8 – A cost estimate, prepared by a licensed engineer, of the cost of providing or extending urban services specified in Policies 1.4.1 through 1.4.7.


    LEVEL OF SERVICE STANDARDS ARE FOUND IN SECTION 11 OF COMPREHENSIVE PLAN ADDENDUM NUMBER 1-WEST DICKINSON AREA PLAN
    THE APPLICANT SHALL ALSO SUBMIT A COPY OF FIGURE 6-35; CITY OF DICKINSON URBAN SERVICE AREA AS FOUND IN CHAPTER 6 OF THE COMPREHENSIVE PLAN. THE APPLICANT SHALL INDICATE ON THE COPY OF FIGURE 6-35 THE LOCATIONN OF THE PROPOSED URBAN SERVICE AREA BOUNDARY EXPANSION

  • Applicant Information

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  • Property Owner Information

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  • *Note: If applicant is not the owner of the premises, the owner’s signature or separate written permission authorizing Applicant/Permittee to sign on behalf of the owner, must be affixed to this application. The signature of the applicant and owner (or written permission of the owner) certifies that permission is granted by the owner to all authorized City personnel to enter the premises for the purpose of review of this application.

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  • This application is filled with the require information.  I certify that all property owners have signed or ratified this application.  I hereby request consideration of the above described annexation application.

  • FLUM / Urban Service Area Boundary Expansion / Special Use Shared Fields

  • Property is located within the following Overlay District(s) as described in Zoning Code Ordinance Article 39.05

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  • Link to Future Land Use Map

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  • PUD / Rezone Shared Questions

  • Pursuant to Chapter 39 of the Dickinson Municipal Code, the undersigned hereby applies for a Map Change to PUD

  • Pursuant to Chapter 39 of the Dickinson Municipal Code, the undersigned hereby applies for a Map Change

  • Property is located within the following Overlay District(s) as described in Zoning Code Ordinance Article 39.05

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