Applications for permits shall be accompanied by evidence indicating that every reasonable provision will be taken to eliminate or minimize gas fumes, odors, dust, smoke, noise, vibrations, waste materials, explosives and fire hazards, and other similar hazards or nuisances. Applications for permits for use especially detrimental to property or the health, safety, comfort, civic appearance, or general welfare of the public by reason of gas fumes, odors, dust, smoke, noise vibrations, waste materials, explosives and fire hazards, and other similar hazards or nuisances shall be approved by the enforcing officer only upon favorable action by the Board of Appeals. To aid in determining that the purpose of this chapter shall be complied with, the Board of Appeals may require a public hearing following and subject to the procedure of §§ 152.145 through 152.147 for appeals requiring a public hearing. The Board of Appeals may deny the granting of a permit if, in its opinion, it shall not be in the best interests of the general public.
(Ord. passed 7-6-1976)