It shall be the duty of the Planning Commission to ascertain that the proposed project will comply with the following conditions.
(a) Integrated design. That the plan provides for an industrial district consisting of several buildings or groups of buildings of efficient and harmonious design, together with properly arranged trafficway, parking and loading facilities and landscaping, so arranged as to create an attractive project readily integrated with and fitting harmoniously into adjoining or surrounding areas and developments.
(b) Thoroughfare access required. That the industrial district will abut a street designated in the official major street plan as a primary or secondary thoroughfare, or that direct access to the street is provided by means of an acceptable industrial service street.
(c) Uses, design standards and improvements. That the proposed uses accord with the uses permitted and that the layout of the proposed industrial district and the proposed improvement requirements stipulated in this chapter.
(d) Applicant. The Planning Commission shall be satisfied that construction will start within one year of approval and a substantial part of the project will be completed within a reasonable time limit as specified by the Planning Commission.
(Ord. 2046, passed 4-11-1968)