In the course of such review, the village shall consider, but not be limited to, such factors as the following:
A. The preservation of any scenic natural features.
B. The adequacy of access, for fire and police protection.
C. The adequacy of provisions for drainage of surface waters and for waste disposal.
D. The location and the layout of accessory off street parking and off street loading spaces, the width and grading of all entrances and exits to such places, the location of such exits and entrances, the traffic flow, together with: 1) the distance from street intersection, 2) the likelihood of left hand turns and other turning movements, and 3) the likelihood of drawing vehicular traffic to and through local residential streets.
E. The arrangements for safe and convenient pedestrian circulation, on the site and on its approaches.
F. The impact of the proposed layout upon the surrounding area, and particularly upon any nearby residences including, but not limited to: 1) the location and height of buildings and the extent of their shadows, 2) the location, intensity, and directions of any outdoor lighting and the proposed times for its use, 3) the location of any overhead power lines, 4) the likelihood of any other nuisances, and 5) whether appropriate and adequate screening is provided; particularly the screening of mechanical equipment.
G. The size, location and type of any signs.
H. Proposed plans for any outdoor display or storage.
I. The proposed landscaping, and its appropriateness in the area involved. Preservation of substantial trees is to be encouraged to the maximum extent possible.
J. The arrangement of buildings, structures and open spaces on the site; and the kind and use of building materials.
K. In its review, the village shall encourage creative design of the site, to provide a convenient and attractive layout. (Ord. 2001-08A, 4-2-2001)