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and providing such information as is required by the Village. Applicants shall pay
        such application fee as shall be set periodically by resolution of the Village Board.

(2) REVIEW AND APPROVAL.

        (a) Procedure. The Plan Commission shall review the application and shall
                recommend to the Vi1lage Board the approval or disapproval of the
                proposed conditional use and, if approval, the conditions under which it
                should be granted. Prior to the meeting during which the Plan Commission
                will review and make its recommendation as to a proposed conditional use,
                the Plan Commission shall cause to be published, as a Class I notice, its
                agenda indicating the Plan Commission’s consideration of the proposed
                conditional use, and further indicating that the Plan Commission will
                entertain any public comment as to the proposed conditional use during
                said meeting. After reviewing the Plan Commission’s final
                recommendation, the Village Board shall then approve or disapprove such
                proposed conditional use and, if approved, shall specify the conditions
                under which it is approved.

        (b) Conditions. In approving any conditional use permit, the Plan Commission
                may recommend, and the Village Board may impose, such reasonable
                standards, conditions, or requirements, in addition to or that supersede any
                standard specified in the Code, as it may deem necessary to protect the
                public interest and welfare. Such additional standards may include, but
                need not be limited to:

                1. Financing and availability of adequate public facilities or services;
                2. Dedication of land;
                3. Reservation of land;
                4. Payment of exactions;
                5. Impact fees;
                6. Creation of special assessment districts;
                7. Creation of restrictive covenants or easements;
                8. Special setbacks;
                9. Yard requirements;
                10. Increased screening or landscaping requirements;
                11. Area requirements;
                12. Development phasing;

                13. Standards pertaining to traffic, circulation, noise, lighting, hours of
                         operation, protection of environmentally sensitive areas, and similar
                         characteristics.

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