(A) Approval. A conditional use shall be approved if reasonable conditions are proposed, or can be imposed, to mitigate the reasonably-anticipated detrimental effects of the use pursuant to the standards set forth in § 157.520. Any such conditions shall be included in a written document authorizing the conditional use permit.
(B) Denial. A proposed conditional use may be denied only if substantial evidence demonstrates:
(1) The use is not a conditional use in the zone where the use is proposed to be located;
(2) The use does not comply with the regulations and conditions specified in this subchapter for such use; or
(3) The anticipated detrimental effects of the use cannot be substantially mitigated by imposing reasonable conditions.
(C) Detrimental effects analysis. In analyzing the potential detrimental effects of a proposed conditional use, the Planning Commission may consider any of the factors in § 157.520 that may apply and whether the use should be approved as proposed by the applicant, approved with conditions, or denied. The Planning Commission may require an applicant to provide reasonably-available information that the Planning Commission considers necessary to address such factors.
(Prior Code, § 35.05) (Ord. 2-92, passed - -1992; Ord. 06-2016, passed 3-16-2016)