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the following: (1) Harmonious relationship between proposed uses and existing adjacent uses. (2) Maximum safety of vehicular circulation between the site and street network. (3) Pedestrian and bicycle accommodation. (4) Adequacy of interior traffic circulation and parking and loading facilities, with particular attention to vehicular and pedestrian safety. (5) Adequacy of landscaping, areas to be protected, and setbacks in regard to achieving maximum compatibility with and protection of adjacent property and land uses. (6) The specific requirements of any overlay or other Town design requirements (wetlands, floodplains, conservation areas, etc.). (7) Aesthetic, landscaping and other design requirements. (8) Infrastructure impacts. (9) Public health and safety. (10) Drainage, flooding, and grading impacts. (11) Environmental impacts. (12) For residential development, the adequacy of open space, playgrounds, and other recreational amenities. (13) Other applicable ordinances and laws of the Town of Hamburg. B. Should changes or additional facilities be recommended by the Planning Board, recommended approval of the site plan shall be conditional upon satisfactory compliance by the applicant with the changes or additions. C. In cases where any action of the Zoning Board of Appeals is required, the site plan shall be the subject of a preliminary review by the Planning Board, in accordance with the review procedure set forth above, before action is taken by the Zoning Board of Appeals. After such action by the Zoning Board of Appeals, the Planning Board shall conduct a final review of the site plan. D. The Planning Board, in making its decision concerning the site plan, shall determine if a sidewalk is warranted to be placed along the site's frontage along a town, county, or state highway. The Planning Board shall state in its approval resolution the reasoning as to whether the sidewalk is or is not required for the site's frontage (Reference to the Town of Hamburg’s Sidewalk Plan shall be made – once adopted). § 280-313. Performance bond as condition of approval. The Planning Board may require, as a condition of site plan approval, that the property owner file a performance bond, in such amount as determined by the Town Engineer, to ensure that the proposed development will be built in compliance with accepted plans. 16