The purpose of a use classified as a "special exception" is to provide expressed standards for regulating unique or special characteristics of certain uses which may otherwise allow such uses to be permitted by right within their respective zoning district, as provided in Article
V, Zoning District Regulations.
The authority for approving or denying applications for uses permitted by special exception shall be vested in the Zoning Hearing Board in accordance with the provisions contained in Article
XIV, Zoning Hearing Board, and shall be made pursuant to the standards and criteria set forth in §
500-1410.2, the respective zoning district in which the use is located, all other applicable regulations of this chapter, other ordinances of the City of Nanticoke and any applicable state and/or federal regulations.
In considering an application for a special exception, the Zoning Hearing Board shall have the authority to require the applicant to prepare an "impact analysis" on a particular aspect of the subject application and/or potential effect of the subject application in relationship to surrounding properties in accordance with the definition of said term as provided within Article
II of this chapter.