9.6 STANDARDS AND CONDITIONS
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A. CONDITIONS. The Fountain Green City Planning Commission and/or City Council may apply conditions upon a conditional use permit to operate a youth home or a residential facility for persons with a disability or a residential facility for the elderly it deems to be in harmony with the General Plan and in the best interests of the health, safety, and welfare of the City, including but not limited to the following conditions.
1. A community impact study shall be provided by the applicant as part of the application for the conditional use permit. This study shall specifically describe the programs provided and evaluate the impact of the congregate living facility on local schools, the City’s economy and resources, the tax revenue of the City, the City’s infrastructure including sewer concerns, public safety and law enforcement, traffic, aesthetics, tourism, medical services, public transportation, and neighboring properties and businesses, including the impact on property values, if any, and the impact of any other uses within or proposed within the same building to be used as a congregate living facility.
2. The Fountain Green City business license application shall include the following:
a. Proof of cleared background (Department of Criminal Investigations) checks for all staff that will have direct contact with consumers;
b. Written job descriptions including specific duties and responsibilities and the minimum level of education, training, and work experience required;
c. Business plan;
d. References including educational background, training, and relative experience of the manager of the facility.
3. The facility shall have 24-hour per day supervision by trained and qualified personnel, with daytime ratios of at least one supervisor to four residents and evening ratios of at least one supervisor to six residents.
4. The facility shall provide 24-hour supervision of the residents by an adult of the same sex and at least ten years older than the oldest youth resident.
5. The number of residents in the facility shall not increase above the number allowed.
6. Facility shall report to the City within the first week of each month all incidents required to be reported to the Department of Human Services.
7. Facility shall report to the proper law enforcement agency immediately and to the City within 24 hours, any escape, violent incident, or crime occurring at the facility.
9.5 EXEMPTIONS · 9.7 LICENSES, PERMITS, CERTIFICATIONS, AND COMPLIANCE