Material recovery sites may be permitted as a conditional use in the G-O and C-2 Districts; provided that:
(A) All material recovery sites shall be so kept as to not catch and hold water in which mosquitoes may breed, and kept so that they will not constitute a place or places in which rats, mice or other vermin may be harbored, reared or propagated;
(B) All material recovery sites shall be conducted entirely within an enclosed opaque fence, screen or wall, excepting driveway areas, from eight to 12 feet in height. Such fence, screen or wall for screening purposes shall be maintained in good condition at all times;
(C) All material recovery sites shall be maintained in a sanitary condition and not allowed to become a menace to the public health or safety;
(D) All material recovery sties shall be so operated as to not emit odor, noise and dust detrimental to the health, safety and general welfare;
(E) The appearance of all material recovery site buildings shall be in harmony with the standards of the architectural review guidelines;
(F) Landscaping for all material recovery sites shall be in harmony with the standards of the architectural review guidelines;
(G) All material recovery sites shall have traffic circulation patterns so as to ensure safe traffic flow with respect to ingress/egress and loading/unloading;
(H) Driveways used for ingress and egress shall be limited to 30 feet in width;
(I) The water distribution and sewage disposal system plans for the materials recovery site must receive approval from the appropriate town, county and state officials;
(Ord. passed 3-14-2005; Ord. passed 10-10-2016; Ord. passed 3-14-2019, § 915)