Ordinance - #15-12 - 07/14/2015 - Laserfiche WebLink

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e. Driveways, public and private roadways, parking and loading areas; f. Easements for roads, access, open space, views, and utilities; and g. Location of well and septic. The city reserves the right to require a certificate of survey. (4) One (1) copy of all peiniits required from the state department of natural resources, United States Department of Agriculture, United States Fish and Wildlife, and other governmental agency. (5) One (1) copy of the owner's qualifications, list of professional references and any other background materials as required by the zoning administrator. (6) Payment of application fee and miscellaneous fees as established by ordinance. (7) One (1) copy of building plans for primary and secondary enclosures. (8) Any additional information found necessary by the city zoning administrator. (c) Application deadline. A completed application for a conditional use permit shall be submitted no later than thirty (30) days before the next regularly scheduled planning commission meeting. (d) Review of council and planning commission. (1) Upon submittal of a completed application, the zoning administrator shall schedule a public hearing at the next planning commission meeting. The police chief shall receive a copy of the application and forward any recommendations to the zoning administrator who shall then review the application and police comments and may make recommendations to the planning commission. The planning commission shall consider the application for a conditional use permit and thereafter make recommendations to the council. The council shall then approve, with modifications, or deny the application for a conditional use peiniit by resolution that shall set forth in detail any conditions and restrictions to which the approval is subject or reasons for denial. (2) (e) Review criteria. In acting upon an application for a conditional use permit, the city shall consider the following criteria: (1) Surrounding land uses. (2) Structural soundness and security of all primary and secondary enclosures. (3) Design, size, location and configuration of all primary and secondary enclosures. (4) Maintenance of the primary and secondary enclosures and all other structures and areas used in relation to the keeping of any wild animal. (5) Nuisances such as noise and odors. (6) Aesthetics, including the appearance of the lot and structure where a wild animal is kept. (7) Compliance with all sections of this Code. (8) Regulations of the state department of natural resources, United States Department of Agriculture, United States Fish and Wildlife, or any other governmental agency. Nature and characteristics of each type of animal being proposed such as its size, strength, disposition, and its ability to haiui a person or property. (10) Other criteria found relevant by the city. (9) Page 22