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Facilities: <br />. Type of Dwelling Unit: <br />- Near large areas of permanent <br />public open space (community <br />parks, high schools, conservation <br />areas, etc.). <br />- Sites where topography, tree <br />cover and terrain would make <br />development at a lower or <br />higher density unfeasible due <br />to land costs or improvement <br />costs, and which would require <br />the destruction of worthwhile <br />site features. <br />- Near neighborhood shopping and <br />service facilities. <br />- Neighborhood parks and playgrounds <br />provided at about the same ratio <br />per living unit as in lower densi- <br />ties of residential development. <br />- Local private recreational <br />facilities such as tennis courts, <br />swimming pools, pitch and putt <br />golf, etc. provided for the <br />residents in the larger <br />developments within this density <br />range. <br />d) Urban Multiple and Business High Density (UMB -H) <br />The UMB -H residential category is the highest density range <br />proposed for Ramsey. The density prescribed will allow some <br />flexibility in organizing site elements for specific tracts <br />of land. It will allow development which is compatible with <br />the abutting traffic conditions, with existing or proposed <br />land uses, and with the landscape. Variety in building <br />type, size, and height as well as a controlled mixture of <br />lower density residential classification will alleviate <br />the monotony of some existing developments of this density. <br />Due to the concentration of people and consequently the <br />concentration of parked cars, innovative placement of garages <br />and open parking should be encouraged. The following are <br />guidelines and criteria for the planning and development of <br />UMB -H areas. <br />UMB -H Guidelines and Criteria <br />. Units Per Acre: - 15 -20 units <br />45 <br />• <br />- high density residential, offices <br />and retail with PUD. <br />