Unified Development Ordinance, 32nd Supplement, July 2024

a. Materially changed circumstances; b. Clerical correction as the basis for the previous rezoning;

c. Newly discovered evidence of adverse impact of the current zoning which by due diligence could not have been discovered in time for the earlier public hearing; d. Substantially changed zoning request; or e. For any other circumstance determined by the City Council to be reasonable and in the public interest. H. Modification of Previously-Approved Conditions or PD Master Plan When a property has been rezoned into a conditional district, including PD and CMP, the property owner can request subsequent modifications to the zoning conditions or Master Plan. Modifications can be minor or major; however, only PD and CMP districts are eligible for minor modifications. 1. Minor modifications to PD that can be administratively approved are described in Sec. 4.7.6.A. 2. Minor modifications to CMP that can be administratively approved are described in Sec. 4.6.4.A. 3. If multiple parcels or land are subject to a conditional zoning, the owners of individual parcels may apply for modification of the conditions so long as the modification would not result in other properties failing to meet the terms of the conditions. Any modifications approved shall only be applicable to those properties whose owners petition for the modification. 4. Modification that do not qualify as minor are major and shall require a new zoning or TCZ application.

Supp. No. 32

10 – 26 Published July 2024

Part 10: Unified Development Ordinance City of Raleigh, North Carolina