19.15.02 Conditional Use Permit
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1. Required. A Conditional Use permit shall be required for all uses listed as a Conditional Use in the zone regulations. A Conditional Use permit may be revoked upon failure to comply with conditions precedent of the original approval of the permit or failure to comply with the City Code.
2. Application. Application for a Conditional Use permit shall be made by the property owner or his duly authorized agent to the Planning Department.
3. Accompanying Data. a. Applications for Conditional Uses in New or Expanded Structures and Sites shall be accompanied by: i. a Site Plan application and supporting materials, and ii. a description of the use, and iii. the Planning Director may require additional information to be presented on the Project Plan so long as the information is reasonably necessary to determine whether the proposed conditional use complies with City ordinances, regulations, and standards. b. Applications for Conditional Uses in Existing Structure and Sites shall be accompanied by: i. a Project Plan which represents existing building siting, parking, vehicular circulation, landscaping, lighting, fencing, trash enclosures, signage, and storm drainage, and any site changes necessary for the new use. ii. The Planning Director may require additional information to be presented on the Project Plan so long as the information is reasonably necessary to determine whether the proposed conditional use complies with City ordinances, regulations, and standards.
4. Granting of a Permit. In considering an application for a Conditional Use permit, the Land Use Authority may deny a permit or may grant a permit subject to the requirements of this Chapter. The granting of a Conditional Use permit shall not exempt the applicant from other relevant provisions of this Chapter, other ordinances, regulations, or standards of the City, or the Utah Code.
5. Fee. The application for any Conditional Use permit shall be accompanied by a fee set by resolution of the City Council, and applicants shall pay the cost to post and mail public hearing notices.