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Jan -12 -99 12:38P TC315 of Carrbovo <br />9168 7737 P.12 <br />a. The location, types, and densities of residential uses; <br />b. The location, types, and maximum floor areas and <br />impervious surface areas for non - residential uses; <br />C. The location and orientation of buildings, parking areas, <br />recreational facilities, and open spaces; <br />d. Access and circulation systems for vehicles and pedestrians; <br />C. How the development proposes to satisfy the objectives of <br />and comply with the regulations applicable to a village mixed <br />use development as set forth in Section 15 -176.1 of this <br />chapter; <br />f. How the development proposes to minimize or mitigate any <br />adverse impacts on neighboring properties and the <br />environment, including without limitation impacts from <br />traffic and stotmwater runoff; and <br />g. How the development proposes to comply with the town's <br />"Village Mixed Use Vernacular Architectural Standards." <br />(2) The planning board, Northern Transition Advisory Committee, <br />Appearance Commission, Environmental Advisory Board, <br />Transportation Advisory Board (and other advisory boards to which <br />the board of aldermen may refer the application) shall review the <br />proposed master plan or conditional use permit application at the <br />same time it considers the appikant's rezoning request. In response <br />to suggestions made by the planning board (or other advisory <br />boards), the applicant may revise the master plan or conditional use <br />permit application before it is submitted to the board of aldermen. <br />(3) If the applicant submits a proposed master plan (rather than a <br />conditional use permit application) with the VMU rezoning <br />application, then: <br />a. The rezoning application and master plan proposal shall be <br />reviewed concurrently by the board of aldermen according to <br />the same procedures and in accordance with the same <br />standards applicable to other zoning amendments; and <br />b. The Board may not approve the VMU rezoning application <br />unless it simultaneously approves the master plan for the <br />development of the property, subject to such reasonable <br />