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A. The design standards for permitted uses in a given district shall be the initial base of reference in determining the design standards for conditional uses in the same district.

B. The enforcing officer is authorized to alter or vary the design of the district for a conditional use when such alteration or variation is found to be reasonable to protect adjacent properties or the health or general welfare of the community.

C. Design standards which may be altered or varied for conditional uses include but are not necessarily limited to the following:

1. Size and shape of lots (i.e., minimum area, width, depth, setbacks and building heights);

2. Maximum building coverage;

3. Maximum development coverage;

4. Off-street parking and loading;

5. Landscaping, buffering and screening.

D. All development requirements established for a conditional use in a given district shall be documented in appropriate written and/or graphic form so as to provide a permanent public record to assure compliance prior to, during and after construction of the conditional use. (Ord. 1192 §172, 2002; Ord. 583 §2.27(C)(2), 1980).