In recommending approval of any application for a conditional use permit, the Planning Commission may prescribe reasonable conditions on such approval in order to meet the objectives set forth in the general standards for conditional uses and any specific standards pertaining to such conditional use. Such conditions may include, but are not limited to:
(a) Larger buffer areas, fencing, plantings, landscaping and mounding between the proposed conditional use and an adjacent property;
(b) Increased or decreased setback requirements;
(c) Limits on the location and illumination of signs;
(d) Limits on where structures and parking areas may be located;
(e) Architectural features, such as the type and color of exterior construction materials and location of building entrances;
(f) Landscaping requirements;
(g) The improvement, alteration, or addition of adjacent public streets and roads, when necessary to adequately address traffic issues which could reasonably be expected to be created by such use.
(h) Hours of operation; and
(i) Building height.
(Ord. 029-2022. Passed 5-16-22.)