How can I comply with Open Source licenses, and yet protect my own work + App Store [closed]

Question

I recently developed an application for an organization (and I'm not charging them). I want to maintain total ownership of the source code and there are various Open Source Project that I've used. I want/need to comply by the rules of the licenses that they use and still keep the project within a few guidelines:

1. If I ever give the source code out to the organization, It cannot be modified, redistributed, or shared in any form without my written permission (which needs to be re-obtained every version).
2. It should always attribute credits to the developer.
3. I retain all rights to redistribute/reuse the source code, since well, I made it
4. It needs to comply with the App Store's rules (which aren't too open-source friendly)

The organization has retained the copyright for the compiled application (if that matters)

The licenses include:

1. liberal BSD
2. Apache License, Version 2.0
3. royalty free
4. public domain (same as 3)
5. Small amount of artwork from an MIT licensed project

So my question is how can I comply with these licenses but also create a license for my own project that allows me to retain ownership of the source code.