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Section 17. Section 5-103 (D) and 5-103 (G) of the Louisville Zon- ing Ordinance,are revised as follows: "Section 5-103(D) The City Council may increase or decrease the required number of off-street parking spaces in consideration of the follow- ing factors: (1) Probable number of cars owned by occupants of dwellings in the planned unit development; (2) Parking needs of any non-dwelling uses; (3) Varying time periods of use, and whatever joint use of common parking areas is proposed. Regardt,ss of a reduction in off-street parking spaces by the City Council adequate space and site design shall be provided to accomodate the standard number of spaces for the proposed use. II "Section 5-103(G) Except as provided in Section 5-101(A)(1), required parking and loading spaces shall be setback ten (lJQ) feet from the front lot line." Section 18. Section 6-102(B) of the Louisville Zoning Ordinance is amended to read as follows: "Section 6-102(8) The yard and bulk requirements stated in Section 2-102 shall not apply to planned unit developments except minimum lot area will be utilized in determining density as provided for in Section 6-104. These requirements shall be controlled by the criteria and standards of this Article and as shown on the approved planned unit development plan." Section 19. Section 6-103(8) of the Louisville Zoning Ordinance is amended to read as follows: "Section 6-103(B) PUD-C Planned Commercial District over C-N, C-C, and C-B; and" ~ection 20. Section 6-104(C) of the Louisville Zoning Ordinance is amended to read as follows: "Section 6-104(C) The total number of units permitted in a PUD-R shall be deter- mined by dividing the gross residential acreage (the total acreage less land to be dedicated for public use including streets, parks, schools, greenbelts) by the minimum lot area per dwelling unit requirements of the underlying district or districts as stated in Section 2-102 or as approved by the City Council as provided for in Section 6-107. If the amount of land to be dedicated exceeds the public use dedication requirements stipulated in the Louisville Subdivision Regu- lations, the amount of land in excess shall be included in gross residential acreage." --13--