The Planning Commission may issue a special permit for the use of a lot, tract of land, building, or structure in circumstances and a manner authorized by other articles of this chapter if the Commission finds the proposed use:
(A) Provides a service required by the neighborhood or community and is consistent with sound principles of land use;
(B) Will not be injurious to the use of neighboring lots, tracts of land, buildings, or structures;
(C) Will not create special hazards or problems for the area in which it is located;
(D) Is related to and harmonious with the general plan for the area in which it is located, as indicated by this chapter; and
(E) Otherwise is in accordance with the intents and purposes of this chapter. The Commission may make the use which is authorized in the special permit subject to reasonable conditions which in the discretion of the Planning Commission are necessary to carry out the intents and purposes of this chapter.
(Ord. 3639, passed - -2000)