An application for final review and approval may be filed for part of a PRD area for which preliminary approval has been granted by the city council. A final plan for a part of a PRD shall provide the same proportion of open space and the same overall dwelling unit density as the overall preliminary plan.

If that portion of the PRD for which final approval is requested does not provide such open space, the developer shall file in escrow a quit-claim deed in favor of the city for such additional land area adjacent and accessible to the site, and of sufficient size to provide the open space required to meet the standards of this title. In the event that the developer abandons the remaining portions of the PRD, the escrow agent shall deliver the quit-claim deed to the city or to such other public or private entity as the city may direct.

Note: Final approval of a PRD development plan shall not be construed to be final plat approval. Plat approval is a separate action and shall be in compliance with state and local subdivision and platting regulations. (§164, 2002; Ord. 691 §28, 1984; Ord. 583 §2As stated in 16.60.050(B).) (Ord. 1192, 2002).