(A) (1) Unless carefully controlled and monitored, some uses have the potential to have a deleterious effect on adjacent properties and the community as a whole. They must therefore meet and maintain a higher standard of quality to ensure land use and environmental compatibility.
(2) Uses possessing unique and potentially detrimental characteristics may be authorized in certain zoning districts by issuance of a CUP where certain conditions are met.
(B) Application requirements, public hearing and notice requirements, and review processes shall be the same as for ordinance amendments and rezoning amendments (§ 157.168 of this chapter).
(C) The CUP shall be issued on the affirmative vote of a majority of the entire City Council.
(D) A CUP shall remain in effect as long as the agreed upon conditions are observed. A CUP shall be issued for a particular use and not a person or firm.
(E) A violation of any condition set forth in a CUP shall be a violation of this chapter and automatically terminates the conditional use permit.
(F) A CUP shall become void one year after being granted by the City Council if substantial construction has not been completed. Upon reapplication, the City Council, after a recommendation from the Park/Planning Commission, may extend the permit for such period as it deems appropriate.
(G) Upon complaint of potential violations of any CUP, the City Administrator/Clerk/Treasurer shall document and forward said complaints to the Park/Planning Commission for review. The Park/Planning Commission shall forward a recommendation to the City Council for appropriate action of violation, if any.
(Ord. passed 12-17-2014)