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'I Ii, - 2 - .' ~" '"" ~I ;"" '. I p II It II i I II p I: I' ,I " 1 ~ 1\ Ii I' /' il 11 I' I I i I ! , ,I n. The staging of any plan for planned residential development shall include the time for the beginning and completion of each stage. Such timing may be modi~ fied by the city council on the showing of good cause by the owner. o. Any improvement, such as streets, side- walks or utilities to be located on or in land dedicated to the public, shall be ordered and financed in accordance with sections 25-16 through 25-45 of the New Brighton Code. p. The plan and profile of all public facil- ities, including but not limited to streets~ sewer and water, shall be review ed and approved by the city englneer and fire chief prior to the final approval of the plan for planned residential development. q. The plan for planned residential develop- ment may include sizing for water supply, sanitary sewers and storm sewers; the width and type of paving of streets, alleys, sidewalks, public ways, curbs and gutters; and the width and type of public utility easements and street lighting, which do not meet the standards as pro- vided for other ordinances of the City of New Brighton. Where 2versu~h a case arises, the city council may modify such requirements in order to accommodate the plan for planned residential development, provided, however, that such modification on the advice of the city engineer, fire chief or building inspector will not im- pair the preservation of the public health, safety, morals and general welfar of the residents of the planned residen- tial development of the'City of New Brighton. r. Where it can be shown that the land pro- posed for planned residential development has already been platted or a registered land survey filed and that such plat or registered land survey need not be change to support the proposed project, no plat- ting or replatting shall be necessary if the petitioner can conform to the follow- ing requirements: , i i i I I d II II ,I II 'I I , . Ii II I! Ii II d !' , I q ii I' I! I, 'i L q I, I: I I 11 (1) That there is at least two hundred (200) feet of frontage on a public street. (2) The land is proposed for attached or multistoried dwelling units. (3) The planned residential developmen can be served adequately by police and fire vehicles.