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(b) A proposed circulation plan showing circulation pat- terns of vehicular, pedestrian or other traffic; space; (c) A plan showing con, unity facilities and useable open (d) A plat as required for preliminary plat approval under Section 32-10 of the Subdivision Ordinance. (e) Statistical or technical data as necessary to evalu- ate the total development including but not limited to the following: (1) Amount of land proposed t~ be used for ~public or semi-public uses such as churches, schools, etc.; (2) recreati0nal use; Amount of land proposed to be set aside for (3) Amount of land proposed to be set aside for streets; (4) Amount of any submerged or unuseab!e land within the project boundary; (5) The gross density of the planned unit develop- ment. The gross density shall be computed by dividing the total number of proposed dwelling units wi~hi~ the deve!~pment by the gross development area, such gross density not to exceed 14 units per acre. The gross development area shall not include any land which is reasonably useless for normal human endeavors and which is so designated by the City Council. (f) The n~e, professional title and address of the planner, urban designer, architect or engineer who prepared the proposed plan of development; (g) Evidence that public notice has been given of the fact that the developer intends to develop land as a planned unit development. The public notice required shall be ~e same as re- quired by law to amend this ordinance and shall be at the expense of the developer. Section 5A-9. Review and Approval of Planned Unit Development. No such planned unit development shall be approved un- less the plan of development shall have first been referred to: (a) The director of planning or his authorized agent who shall determine if the design concept of the plan is in conformity -3-