Location of residential care facilities for children with autism - Hazardous areas

1. Residential care facilities for children with autism must be located at least three hundred feet [91.44 meters] from hazardous areas such as bulk fuel or chemical storage areas, anhydrous ammonia facilities, or other fire hazards or sources of noxious or odoriferous emissions. 2. Residential care facilities for children with autism may not be located in areas subject to adverse environmental conditions such as mud slides, harmful air pollution, smoke or dust, sewage hazards, rodent or vermin infestations, excessive noise, vibration, or vehicular traffic. 3. Residential care facilities for children with autism may not be located in an area within the one hundred year flood base elevations unless the lowest floor elevation is above the one hundred year base flood elevation and the facility is free from significant adverse effects of the velocity of moving water or by wave impact during the one hundred year flood.