The Planning Commission may, in addition to the specific conditions listed in this chapter, also impose any of the following conditions as a further condition upon the granting of the conditional zoning permit in the interest of protecting the public health, safety, welfare, preserving property values of surrounding properties and the village as a whole and the aesthetic values of the village.
(A) The location, width, radius and number of driveways entering onto any public street;
(B) The requirement that barriers be established to prevent access to a public street at any other location than established driveways;
(C) A limitation upon access to certain public streets where there are more than one public street abutting the property;
(D) Limitations upon the use of required setbacks for the parking of motor vehicles, storage or display of goods for sale or use;
(E) Limitations on the intensity and location of lighting and requirements that lighting be shielded from adjoining properties;
(F) Requirements that surface water be detained, channelized or otherwise carried from the property to public storm sewers so as to avoid injury to adjoining properties;
(G) Requirements that culverts be installed parallel to the road under any proposed driveway so as not to interfere with the existing flow of surface water. The size of the culvert shall be determined based upon accepted engineering standards.
(Ord. 87-27, § 610, passed 7-7-1987)