Pre-hearing and hearing procedures for planned unit developments are set forth in Subtitle Z, Chapter 4.
No later than seven (7) days after the Zoning Commission takes proposed action on any PUD application (or for PUDs not involving map amendments seven (7) days after the close of the hearing), the applicant shall file with the Office of Zoning and serve the Office of Planning, the Office of Zoning Legal Division, and the affected Advisory Neighborhood Commission and any other parties, a final list of the public benefits proffered for the PUD (Proffer) and, for each proffer, provide a draft condition that is both specific and enforceable.
The description of each public benefits shall be identical to the description contained in the applicant's proposed order unless a revision is required for clarity or to reflect a revision.
The information required by Subtitle X §§ 308.8 shall be presented in the form of a chart in which with each proffered public benefit is described in one (1) column
Proffer | Condition | ||
42. | The applicant has agreed to contribute _________ to _________ for the purpose of ________ prior to applying for a certificate of occupancy for the PUD. | B.4. | Prior to applying for a certificate of occupancy for the PUD, the applicant shall contribute ________ to ______ for the purpose of ________ . |
No later than fourteen (14) days after the Zoning Commission takes proposed action on any PUD application (or for PUDs not involving map amendments, fourteen (14) days after the close of the hearing), the Office of Zoning Legal Division, Office of Zoning, and Office of Planning shall complete any dialogue they feel is needed with the applicant with respect to any deficiencies in the applicant's proposed conditions.
No later than twenty-one (21) days after the Zoning Commission takes proposed action on any PUD application (or for PUDs not involving map amendments twenty-one (21) days after the close of the hearing) the applicant shall file with Office of Zoning and serve the Office of Planning, Office of Zoning Legal Division, and the affected Advisory Neighborhood Commission and any other parties, any revisions to the Proffer and conditions, or a statement that none have been made.
No later than twenty-eight (28) days after the Zoning Commission takes proposed action on any PUD application (or for PUDs not involving map amendments, twenty-eight (28) days after the close of the hearing), the Office of Zoning Legal Division, Office of Planning, and the affected Advisory Neighborhood Commission and any other party may file any responses each has to the applicant's final Proffer and conditions. The responses shall be limited to whether the conditions in the final Proffer are specific and enforceable.
The response of the Office of Zoning Legal Division will be treated as a confidential attorney client communication. The Zoning Commission will consider the PUD to contain only those public benefits described in the final Proffer.
The Zoning Commission may relieve an applicant of some or all of the responsibilities of Subtitle X §§ 308.7 through 308.12 in circumstances when it believes the process is unnecessary, such as when it is considering a modification that does not involve a change to the PUDs public benefits.
D.C. Mun. Regs. tit. 11, r. 11-X308