§ 4.5.6. Conditions of approval for minor special review applications.

A.

The planning director may recommend and the county commissioners may impose conditions on a minor special review use necessary to:

1.

Accomplish the purposes and intent of this code and the master plan;

2.

Prevent or minimize adverse effects on the public, neighborhoods, utilities and county facilities and services; and

3.

Ensure compatibility of land uses.

B.

These conditions of approval may include, but are not limited to:

1.

Limitations on the size, bulk and location of buildings;

2.

Limitations on the intensity and extent of the proposed use;

3.

Additional requirements for landscaping, buffering, screening and lighting;

4.

Adequate ingress and egress;

5.

Limiting the use to the owner of the property at the time of approval;

6.

A specific, limited time period to complete the project;

7.

Limitations on hours of operation; and

8.

Limitations on the duration of the use.

C.

These conditions must be included in a development agreement signed by the applicant and the county commissioners and recorded with the county clerk and recorder. The development agreement must comply with section 12.6 (post approval requirements) of this code.

D.

County commissioners may require the applicant to post sufficient collateral to ensure the timely completion of any improvements required or needed to address potential impacts of the proposed use. The amount and type of collateral must be detailed in the development agreement and be consistent with section 12.6.

(Res. No. 06172003R009, 6-17-2003; Res. No. 02172009R010, Exh. A, 2-17-2009)