Special use permits may be authorized by the Zoning Board of Appeals only upon satisfaction of each instance of such condition as to the general character, height and use of structure or structures; the provision of surrounding open space and treatment of grounds; the general fitness of the structure or use to its proposed location; the provision for automobile parking or storage; and the street capacity and use in the opinion of the Board, may be necessary to safeguard public health, comfort, convenience and as may be required for the preservation of the general character of the neighborhood in which such building and/or structure is to be placed or such use is to be conducted. Specifically, the standards established by Chapter 1133 and 1137 shall be applied as they may be applicable to a specific request for a special use permit. To assist the Zoning Board of Appeals in its determination, an application for special use permit shall be accompanied by plans and other descriptive matter sufficient to clearly portray the intentions of the applicant, and such plans and other descriptive matter shall become a part of the record.
(Ord. 90-00. Passed 12-18-00.)