In reviewing an application for a conditional use permit, the responsible public agency or officer shall include but not be limited to, the following:
(a) The adequacy of the site to accommodate the proposed use or building and all related activities;
(b) The location and character of any display of goods and services;
(c) The size, nature and lighting of proposed signs;
(d) The type of street serving the proposed use in relation to the amount of traffic expected to be generated;
(e) The adequacy and safety of provisions for vehicular access and parking, including the location and number of driveway entrances and exits;
(f) The adequacy and compatibility of proposed screening;
(g) The overall compatibility of the proposed building or use to both its immediate and neighboring environment;
(h) The hours of proposed operation;
(i) The adequacy of provisions for the control of noise, dust, odors, light, or glare;
(j) The degree to which the location of the particular use can be considered a matter of public necessity; and
(k) The consistency of the development proposal with the recommendations contained in the City’s Comprehensive Plan.
(Ord. 02-19. Passed 3-4-19.)