Jericho planners propose a three-factor test to narrow when PUDs are required
Staff recommended requiring Planned Unit Development (PUD) review only when three conditions align: a major subdivision (4+ lots), location in districts with open-space purpose, and presence of mapped site resources; commission directed staff to tailor trigger lists by district.
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Jericho's Planning Commission debated a staff proposal to make mandatory PUD review more targeted by using a three-factor test: (1) the proposal is a major subdivision (four or more lots), (2) it is in zoning districts where open-space protection is a primary purpose (forest, rural A, and possibly low-density residential), and (3) mapped site resources exist on the parcel that warrant stronger design review.
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