§ 112.29  HEARING.
   (A)   The Council shall, at the time, set and place designated in the notice, or to some later date to which the hearing may be adjourned, conduct the hearing upon the application to drill the well for oil, gas, petroleum or other hydrocarbons. At the hearing, all persons interested may be heard. All witnesses shall be examined under oath and documentary evidences may be introduced.
   (B)   The Council shall keep a record of its proceedings and shall make any and all reasonable requirements necessary to protect and safeguard the health, safety and welfare of the people of the village.
   (C)   The Council shall deny a permit application where it has determined that the operations proposed will have any of the following consequences:
      (1)   Have any detrimental impact upon adjacent or neighboring parcels of land by reason of noise, increased traffic, dust, vibration, the emission of smoke, odors or toxic, noxious or hazardous matter or as a result of any other objectionable influence;
      (2)   Have any detrimental impact upon the property value of adjacent or neighboring parcels of land;
      (3)   Have any detrimental impact upon the surface condition of adjacent or neighboring parcels of land or of the property upon which the operations are to take place;
      (4)   Pollute, impair or destroy the air, water or any other natural resource within the village;
      (5)   Violate any of the provisions of this chapter or any other ordinance of the village;
      (6)   Be detrimental to the promotion of orderly growth and development of the village;
      (7)   Be conducted on property zoned for residential uses; and
      (8)   Otherwise be injurious to the health, safety and welfare of the inhabitants of the village.
(1992 Code, § 18.040)  (Ord. 9-88, passed - - 1988)