Considerations are as follows:
(A) Adjacent land use;
(B) Size of development;
(C) Access to development;
(D) Topography;
(E) Population density;
(F) Material injury or interference with existing use and enjoyment of property within 500 feet of the proposed permit area;
(G) Substantial diminishment or impairment of property values within 500 feet of the proposed permit area;
(H) Good-faith efforts made by the applicant to mitigate any injury or interference to landowners within 500 feet of the proposed permit area for injury or interference with use of their property;
(I) The effect of the proposed project upon the population base and tax base of the county;
(J) The effect of the proposed project upon housing, public education, law enforcement, fire protection, public and private water systems, public sewer and solid waste systems, public roads, health services, parks and recreation within the county;
(K) For the purpose of permit conditions only, the cumulative effect of the proposed project when considered with previously approved extractive industry conditional use permits;
(L) A socioeconomic study for small scale rock, gravel, or sand extractive industry may be required;
(M) All requisite state permits are in process or have been obtained and are current;
(N) Additional bonding may be required for sand, rock, and gravel extraction; and
(O) A reclamation plan shall be considered.
(Ord. 14-01, passed 6-6-2014, Ch. 20, Art. 1, § 1.8; Ord. 16-03, passed 7-21-2017)