(a)

Uses listed as conditional uses for the various zoning districts provided in this chapter shall be allowed only if the planning commission and board of trustees determine, following review pursuant to section 23-23, that the following criteria are substantially met with respect to the type of use and its dimensions and other factors:

(1)

The use will not be contrary to the public health, safety, or welfare.

(2)

The use is not materially adverse to the town's master plan.

(3)

Streets, pedestrian facilities, and bikeways in the area are adequate to handle traffic generated by the use with safety and convenience.

(4)

The use is compatible with existing uses in the area and other allowed uses in the district.

(5)

The use will not have an adverse effect upon other property values.

(6)

The location of curb cuts and access to the premises will not create traffic hazards.

(7)

The use will not generate light, noise, odor, vibration, or other effects which would unreasonably interfere with the reasonable enjoyment of other property in the area.

(8)

The use will comply with other applicable criteria specified in these regulations.

(b)

The burden shall be upon the applicant to prove that these requirements are met.

(Ord. No. 1988-1, § 1(15.8-18), 7-13-1988)