Section 175-63 PLANS REQUIRED; ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS.
A.
Before a building permit shall be issued or construction
commenced on any permitted use in this district or a permit issued for
a new
use, the plans, in sufficient detail to show compliance with
substantive
provisions of this chapter and the operations and processes, shall be
submitted
to the Zoning Administrator for study. The Administrator shall
refer
these plans to the Planning Commission for its recommendation.
Modification of
the plans may be required. Such plans shall be drawn in accordance with
Sections 175-116 and 175-117.
B.
Permitted uses shall be conducted wholly within a completely
enclosed building or within an area enclosed on all sides by a solid,
masonry
wall, a uniformly painted solid board fence or an evergreen hedge six
(6) feet
in height. Public utilities and signs requiring natural air
circulation, unobstructed
view or other technical consideration necessary for proper operation
may be
exempt from this provision. This exception does not include
storing of
any materials.
C.
The Planning Commission may require landscaping within any
established or required front setback area. The plans and
execution must
take into consideration traffic circulation. Landscaping may be
permitted up to
a height of three (3) feet and to within fifty (50) feet from the
corner of any
intersecting streets.
D.
Sufficient area shall be provided to adequately screen
permitted uses from adjacent business and residential districts and for
off-street parking, which shall be in accordance with the provisions
set forth
in Section 175-104.
E.
The Administrator
shall act on any application received within thirty (30) days after
receiving
the application. If formal notice in writing is given to the
applicant,
the time for action may be extended for a thirty-day period.
Failure on the
part of the Administrator to act on the application within the
established time
limit shall be deemed to constitute approval of the application.