The provisions of this chapter permit some uses to be established by right in the appropriate district, while other uses are listed which require a permit from the Board of Adjustment or Town Board. Those which require a permit from the Board of Adjustment are termed CONDITIONAL USES by this chapter, while those which involve broader policy considerations and therefore require a permit from the Town Board, are termed SPECIAL USES. Both types of uses, in some circumstances, may be compatible with and desirable in the districts in which they are designed as special or conditional uses, but they may also have characteristics which could have detrimental effects on adjacent properties, or even the entire town area, if not properly designed and controlled. Special and conditional uses shall be in accordance with the requirements of § 152.162 and this subchapter shall apply to those special use permits issued in special use districts only as indicated in § 152.162. The procedure for obtaining a special use permit in a special use district shall be that required in §§ 152.135 through 152.138.
(1992 Code, § 152.055) (Ord. passed 11- -1988)