(A) Specific requirements. Site plans, in accordance with § 156.021(C), shall be submitted with the application. Also, site plans submitted for the purpose of obtaining a special use permit shall indicate the following (when applicable):
(1) Location and dimensions of outdoor activity areas including outdoor storage;
(2) Location and type of outdoor lighting;
(3) Areas of environmental concern (inclusive of floodplains, surface waters, and drainage ways. This shall also include documentation for soils suitability, air quality, and all appropriate local, state, federal agency documentation/approval).
(B) Prior to approval of the site plan, county planning staff may consult with other qualified personnel for assistance to determine if the application meets the requirements of this chapter. Individual special uses may require more information, as given in this section or elsewhere in this chapter (if applicable), or as outlined in § 156.089.
(C) The Board of Adjustment may require other information, as it deems necessary in order to determine if the proposal meets all requirements and will not endanger persons or property. The Board of Adjustment may impose reasonable conditions (i.e. hours of operation, parking requirements, and additional site safety and security measures) in addition to those given in this section and elsewhere in this chapter. In order to do this, the Board must determine that additional conditions are necessary to protect the welfare and safety of the public and of property, or to meet the tests given elsewhere in this section.
(Ord. 39, passed 10-3-2011; Am. Ord. 5-3-2021)