(1) Social, economic, or community needs which are served by the proposal;
(2) Traffic flow and safety, including parking and loading;
(3) Adequacy of utilities and other public services;
(4) Neighborhood character and social structures;
(5) Impacts on the natural environment;
(6) Potential fiscal impact, including impact on City services, tax base, and employment;
(7) Hours of operation;
(8) Requiring that contact information be provided to the Chief of Police, the Building Commissioner, and the special permit granting authority;
(9) Requiring payment of a community impact fee;
(10) Requiring the submission to the special permit granting authority of the same annual reports that must be provided to the Commonwealth of Massachusetts Department of Public Health and/or the Massachusetts Cannabis Control Commission;
(11) Requiring regular inspections by City officials or their agents, and access to the same records which are available for inspection to the Commonwealth of Massachusetts Department of Public Health and/or the Massachusetts Cannabis Control Commission;
(12) Requiring employees to undergo a criminal background check, including but not limited to CORI and an additional background check, by the Police Chief who shall have the authority to disapprove the employment of any person(s) as a result of said background check;
(13) Requiring surveillance cameras, capable of twenty-four-hour video recording, archiving recordings and ability to immediately produce images, in, on, around or at the premises;
(14) Prohibiting the sale of any materials or items unrelated to the purposes of registration by the Commonwealth of Massachusetts Department of Public Health and/or the Massachusetts Cannabis Control Commission, including, without limitation, tobacco products, clove cigarettes, or c-cigarettes;
(15) The ability for the business to:

(a) Provide a secure indoor waiting area for clients;
(b) Provide an adequate and secure pickup/dropoff area for clients, customers and products;
(c) Provide adequate security measures to ensure that no individual participant will pose a direct threat to the health or safety of other individuals; and
(d) Adequately address issues of traffic demand, parking, and queuing, especially at peak periods at the business, and its impact on neighboring uses; and
(e) Provide opaque exterior windows.

(16) Signs and signage; and
(17) Names of businesses, business logos and symbols, subject to state and federal law and regulations.