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3. UD-I Planned Industrial District over I Districts; 17. 8.040 PUD-R Planned Residential Districts Unde this title, any residential property developed which lS 40 acres or mo e, must be developed as a PUD-R Planned Residential District. Wit the PUD-R District, the following uses and densities will be permit ed subject to the approval of the City Council: (A) Uses permitted by right or permitted by special review in the underly ng residential district or districts shall be permitted. (B) Commercial uses shall be permitted in the PUD-R district if the planned unit development contains six hundred or more dwelling units. Such c mmercial centers shall be subject to the following require- ments: l. uch centers, including parking, shall be included as a integral part of the PUD and shall not occupy more than one and one-half percent of the total area of the PUD. Commercial uses in anyone development stage shall not e open to use prior to the completion of fifty percent of t e dwelling uni its in that stage and the issuance of the ertificates of occupancy for that fifty percent. 2. as stated in Section 17.28.020, all requirements appl'cable to the C-N district are applicable to the rcial center in the PUD-R district. 3. uch commercial centers shall be limited to categories reas nably necessary to efficiently serve residents of the plan ed unit development in which it is located. CC) If the amount of land to be dedicated exceeds the public use dedication requirements stipulated in Title 16, Section 16.16.060 of the Louisville municipal Code I' the amount of land in excess shall be included in th gross residential acreage; (D) Provision for low and moderate income housing may be required in al residential planned unit developments. If required, the number of law nd moderate income units shall be determined by the City Council i accordance with current City policies. (E) The Planned Unit Development Plan may encompass only one zoning distric for a PUD-R unless the total acreage under the Planned Unit Developme t Plan exceeds five acres. -2-