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Exhibit C-2, Page 7 <br />C. Master Planning. Recognizing that some institutions require long-range development plans <br />and consist of large areas of land with multiple land uses, a master plan may be prepared for all, <br />or a portion, of an entity’s land area which is subject to this chapter and which master-planned <br />land encompasses an area of three acres or more. See ECC 15.250.080 for application <br />requirements, review procedures, and decision criteria for such master plans. <br />D. Rezone of P-R Property When No Longer Used for Public Purposes. Recognizing that over <br />time some land and structures that are zoned P-R and are used for P-R purposes may change uses <br />to non-public uses or may become obsolete or surplussed out of active public use and occupancy, <br />the property owner may in such situations seek a rezone out of P-R zoning pursuant to the terms <br />and processes set forth in ECC 15.250.100, subject to the following: <br />The rezone applicant may request that the P-R zoned property be rezoned to any zoning district <br />classification that abuts the subject property. <br />1. In the event that the P-R zoned property is developed with a structure that is not <br />consistent with the development allowed in the abutting zones, such as a large school in the <br />middle of a single-family residential zone, the rezone applicant may request to rezone the <br />property to a different zoning classification other than the abutting zones; provided, that a <br />concomitant agreement that identifies the types of future uses that will be permitted in the <br />structure has been proposed by the applicant and agreed to by city council as part of any <br />rezone approval. <br />2. In the event that the P-R zoned property is developed with a structure that has been <br />identified on the Ellensburg historic resource inventory and the property owner desires to <br />demolish all or part of the structure, a certificate of appropriateness for such demolition <br />must first be applied for and approved by the landmarks and design commission pursuant <br />to ECC 15.280.090(D) before the rezone permit review can be initiated. [Ord. 4807 § 45, <br />2018; Ord. 4656 § 1 (Exh. O2), 2013.]