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opinion of the Planning Commission, there are no existing services or functions conveniently located and adequate to serve the proposed development.
612.1.3	General Procedures
In applying for a Special Use District, or an amendment to such a district, an overall development plan shall be submitted to the Planning Commission along with a report showing the need of such a district and its effect on adjacent and surrounding uses.
This overall development plan shall include, but not be limited to:
a.	Plans showing location and design of structures, delivery points, loading and storage areas, walls, fences, screen planting, signs, lighting devices and pedestrian walks.
b.	Plans illustrating adequate off-street parking according to standards established in this ordinance.
c.	Plans showing entrance and exits to the area and the traffic routing system so designed as to minimize nuisance effects due to the generation of traffic to and from the area.
d.	Any other information the Planning Commission may need to adequately consider the effect the proposed uses may have upcn the cost of providing adequate services to the area.
The Commission may attach reasonable special conditions to the approval of such district or amendments to insure that there will be no departure from the intent of this Zoning Ordinance.
All proposed Special Use Districts shall follow the procedures for subdivision approval even though the ownership of land may not be divided. A preliminary and final plat, both approved by the Planning Commission, shall be required for every Special Use District. The Planning Commission may establish a schedule of reasonable fees to be charged for plat review. Tne district shall be developed according to the approval of the final plat. Building permits and certificates of occupancy shall be requi red for each building according to the existing codes and regulations.
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