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Ordinance No. 2003-144 Page 5 such consultation services by agreement with the applicant on the terms and the costs thereof. (e) Time for Review. The Planning Commission shall, within sixty days of its first review of a proposal, make its determinations and changes, if any are required, unless this period of time is extended, either with the consent of the applicant or because of delay attributable to the applicant. (Ord. 2003-47. Passed 9-02-03) Shatl be amended and, as amended, shali read as follows: 1126.04 REVIEW BY PLANNING COMMISSION. (a) Scope of Review. All applications for building permits which are properly referred to the Planning Commission sha11 be reviewed by the Comrnission for the purpose of making the following determinations only: (4) Whether the proposal will have any significant adverse impact on residential, commercial or other neighbors whose properties abut the property of the applicant; and (5) Whether the proposal will have any significant adverse impact on vehicular or pedestrian safety on the applicant's property, on the property of abutting owners, or within the adjoining right-of-way area; and (6) Whether the proposal will aesthetically have any significant adverse impact upon surrounding properties within the same zoning district. If an application has been improperly referred to Planning Commission by the Building Official, it shail not be reviewed by the Commission and shall be returned to the Building Official for further action pursuant to Section 1126.03 (b) Determination of Significant Adverse Impact. In making the determinations required by subsection (a) hereof, the Planning Commission shall only consider the following items as having potential adverse affect: (4) With respect to impact on residential, commercial or other neighbors: building location and direction, proposed exterior lighting, anticipated noise or odors to be generated by the proposed use, proposed access drives onto side streets; proposed locations for trash receptacles; and proposed parking and loading facilities. (5) With respect to impact on vehicular or pedestrian safety: parking lot, including aisles and parking spaces, location and configuration; locations and dimensions of lot improvements such as bumper guards, curbs, walls and raised andlor covered walkways; location, dimensions, and confi,guration of access drives; and traffic control devices, including signs and tra#?ic lights. (6) With respect to impact aesthetically upon the community: proposed building, parking, signage and landscaping design; colors ,x'. .. ..... .. _... . , . ... ... .. .. .. . .... . ..... . . .. . eru?e..... . ...:. ........??,R .. . .. . z,.:+r?rt?nrmsuuw?c...?v?s:a:?.•+?^..?.;tim4sux+0kn+F'?'.:t¢?.y.,,,..-. . . .? . . .. I .. . . ? . :.