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18.68.130 the PUD zoning district may be initiat- ed by the city council, planning com- mission, property owner, an authorized representative or an option holder pur- suant to the provisions of this chapter. B. The city council, planning commission, applicant or general citi- zen may appeal any decision approving or disapproving a request for PUD zoning, development plan approval, or modification to a development plan pursuant to the provisions of this chap- ter. C. A PUD district zoning request and development plan may be processed concurrently or separately. If they pro- ceed concurrently, only a single ordi- nance shall be required for approval. If they proceed separately, or if the PUD development plan proceeds in phases as provided by this chapter, separate ordi- nances shall be required for each pro- cess and phase of the project. The ordi- nance(s) required by this subsection shall be processed in the same manner as any zoning ordinance. D. No subdivision map shall be pro- cessed concurrently with a PUD zoning request or PUD development plan. E. An applicant shall file a separate application for each noncontiguous parcel upon which consideration of PUD zoning and/or a development plan is desired. For the purposes of this subsection, parcels shall be deemed to be noncontiguous if they are separated by roads, streets, utility easements or railroad rights of way, which, in the opinion of the director of planning, are of such a width as to: 1. Destroy the unity of the proposed project or the ability of the parcel to be developed as a cohesive unit; or 2. Otherwise create the impression that two (2) separate parcels or projects are being developed. (Prior Code § 2-8.37) 559 (Pleasanton January 2004)