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Ordinance for Sections 34-21 and 34-40 Planned Development - Mixed Use District, Page 13 of 25 (2) Descriptions and drawings indicating size, qualities, materials and illumination; and (3) A narrative description ofthe common theme for signage within the development, how it relates to architectural and/or landscaping elements of the development, and how the comprehensive sign plan relates to each of the criteria set forth in this section. d. Perimeter Buffer Requirements. Where a "PD-C" or a "PD-I" development abuts a residential district, there shall be a minimum fifty (50) foot buffer area between any non-residential use and the adjacent residential district. This buffer area shall be landscaped in accordance with Article 5, "Supplementary Regulations," Section 34-60. (Ord. 6139 S 1 (Exh. A (part)), 1997) 5. Planned Development-Mixed Use (PD-M) PD-M developments shall incorporate the regulations set forth in both paragraphs "3" and "4" above dealing specifically with PD-R and PD-C developments. If an unresolved conflict between those regulations occurs (such as between common open space versus site coverage) the applicant shall set forth the reasons for said discrepancy and the proposed resolution. Any discrepancies between the two sets of regulations and the resolution thereof shall be set forth in the map amendment ordinance and/or the resolution approving the development. The resolution thereof shall be pursuant to Staff recommendation or as set forth by the Plan Commission in the map amendment ordinance. 34-40.8 Other development regulations for "PD" districts. 1. "Supplementary Regulations," Article 5; 2. "Off-street Parking and Loading Requirements," Article 7; 3. "Signs," Article 8 (except as may be modified through a Comprehensive Sign Plan. See Section 34-40.7(4)(c), ofthis Article). K:IWPOFFICEIWPDATAIx-34-21 and 34-40 textamord.wpd