§ 153.153 CONDITIONS.
   (A)   In granting a special use permit, the Town Council may impose any conditions necessary to assure that the proposed use will conform to the requirements of this section. The Town Council and staff may take any and all necessary actions allowable under the law to ensure compliance with the conditions imposed.
   (B)   The following standard conditions shall apply to all special use permits granted by the Town Council. The Town Council and staff shall have the authority to waive or modify any listed condition if deemed to be in the best interests of the area of the proposed activity or of the town.
      (1)   Any proposed expansion of the operation, change of activities or additional facilities or activities shall be submitted to the Town of Brookneal Zoning Administrator for review prior to implementation. Any changes may be subject to permit amendment procedures, including public hearings.
      (2)   All "start-up" and ongoing activities, land disturbance, and construction shall be in compliance with all applicable local, state, and federal regulations and statutes. This shall include, but not be limited to, Environmental Protection Agency, Virginia Department of Environmental Quality, Virginia Department of Health, Virginia Department of Transportation, Campbell County Public Safety, and Campbell County Erosion and Sediment Control Ordinance.
      (3)   The permittee is responsible for orderly appearance of the site, including litter pick-up.
      (4)   All wastewater entering the Town of Brookneal wastewater treatment system shall be certified as being acceptable for treatment by the Town of Brookneal Public Works Department. On-site wastewater treatment systems shall be certified by the Virginia Department of Health as being suitable for all activities' discharges.
      (5)   All facilities for the provision of potable water shall be approved by the Town of Brookneal Public Works Department or Campbell County, or the Virginia Department of Health, as applicable.
      (6)   All exterior lighting, including the lighting of any signs, shall be designed and installed so as to prevent glare onto adjoining properties or onto any street or road.
      (7)   Any existing or proposed fencing which is electrified shall have signage placed on or adjacent to the fence, spaced a maximum of 30 feet apart, as a notice of fence electrification.
      (8)   Facility entrances shall be permitted and installed in accordance with requirements of the Virginia Department of Transportation.
      (9)   All internal roads shall have a minimum 2 inch stone base or shall be paved.
      (10)   Adequate area shall be provided on-site to accommodate parking of all employees and visitors. It shall be the responsibility of the permittee to assure that all parking is on-site and not on the street right-of-way, or on adjoining or adjacent parcels unless written consent is obtained from the owner or owners thereof.
      (11)   A special use permit is transferable from one property owner or authorized agent or representative to another owner, agent or authorized representative having an interest in the same property provided there are no changes to the existing, approved, special use permit and the new property owner, agent, or representative agrees to comply with all conditions imposed with original permit issuance. If a new owner, agent or representative desires to amend any of the original permit conditions, such a request must be addressed by the Brookneal Planning Commission and Brookneal Town Council through the special use permit public hearing process.
      (12)   Failure of the permittee at any time to fully comply with all of permit terms and conditions may result in revocation of the special use permit and legal action including injunction.
      (13)   A special use permit is severable. Invalidation of any word, phrase, clause, sentence, paragraph, or condition shall not invalidate the remainder.
   (C)   The Town Council may impose any additional reasonable standards as deemed necessary to protect the public interest and welfare. Such standards may include, but need not be limited to:
      (1)   More restrictive sign standards.
      (2)   Additional open space, landscaping, or screening requirements.
      (3)   Additional yard requirements.
      (4)   Special lighting requirements.
      (5)   Time limitations on normal hours of operations.
      (6)   Additional utility, drainage, or public facility requirements.
      (7)   Additional right-of-way or public access requirements.
      (8)   Requirements to abate or restrict noise, dust, odor or other elements that may impact surrounding properties.
      (9)   Additional requirements to ensure compatibility with the comprehensive plan.
      (10)   A bond or guarantee, payable to the Town of Brookneal, in such amount and for such period of time as the town may designate, to ensure compliance with all imposed conditions.
      (11)   Conditions for the renewal, extension, expiration, and/or revocation of the permit.
      (12)   Conditions for periodic review and renewal of the permit.
(Ord. passed - - )