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3700 • 8. To attain an overall density in the Laurel Hill Valle y of four units per acre. l thou the ow-- density des i & gnation of the Metro 1 an would allow up to ten units per acre, the intent of an overall density of four units per acre is to avert rapid runoff, minimi ze total roadway areas, preserve land contours, maintain a bal ance of housin types, reflect sanitary sewer ca ac i t fes , and achieve a bal ance of homeowners and renters within the va ey. Al - 1 ---- l ow-density areas at elevations greater than feet are subject to outh ills t udy development uidel ines. his provision is not intended to preclude construction of residences on existing lots.) V. PACE 2 [it i s urged that the overall density of the Laurel Hill Valle should not exceed four dwelling •y - on of el 1 ng uni is per acre. The low-density designation the Metro Plan would allow up to ten units per acre under planned u n i t development conditions. The four - -unit- per -acre goal is significant, and should be attained. The intent i's to maintain a balance of housing type, reflect sanitary sewer capacity, and achieve a 'balance of homeowners and renters within the valley. All low -- density areas at elevations greater than 500 feet are subject to South Hills Study development guidelines.] The appropriate density for residential development shall be determined based on the prov i s i I on of the Metropolitan rea ener al Plan c a l m ar an overall density range o one to ten units per acre, and 2) p rov i w sions o the outh it s turfy, includin those limi n density to five un ' t s per acre far sites above eet i n elevation. • c. Dispersal Planned unit developments composed primarily of multiple dwelling units [should] shall be separated and dispersed and not abutting, • 2. [All d] Development proposals, land-use applications, and code amendments shall continue to be referred to and reviewed by the neighborhood associations for review and comment within the existing guidelines of the Neighborhood Organization Recognition Policy. • 4. No additional sector of the Laurel Hill Valley [should] will be zoned for commercial purposes until a public need for commercial zoning can be demonstrated. [The status of those lots currently zoned for neighborhood commercial purposes in the valley should be studied in order to determine the compatibility with the plan.] Nei hborhood residents and property owners shall work to ether to determi ' ne the future use of the existin commercially zoned lots ffC1!