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<br />agreement: a different fast food/drive-in restaurant, provided the site plan does not
<br />change substantially. The following uses are prohibited: liquor stores, theaters, auto
<br />repair services, clubs and lodges, amusement establishments, bowling alleys, pool
<br />halls, dance halls, commercial gymnasiums, swimming pools, skating rinks,
<br />automobile sales, boat showrooms, fuel and ice sales, motels or hotels, mortuaries,
<br />service stations, commercial auto washing, camping trailer sales, snowmobile sales,
<br />dog kennels, outdoor display of merchandise/machinery/equipment, any use which
<br />reduces the amount of available parking by more than five spaces, or other uses
<br />deemed by the Community Development Director to be substantially similar to these
<br />uses based on potential noise generation, visual impact, and/or parking demands.
<br />Medical and dental services/offices or other uses with high parking requirements
<br />shall be allowed if the required additional off-street parking is provided. Any use on
<br />Lot 1, including the proposed restaurant, shall not operate past 12 midnight on
<br />Sunday through Thursday or past 1 :00 a.m. on Friday and Saturday. These hours
<br />of operation shall be reviewed by the Community Development Director within 18
<br />months of the date a business opens on this site, with a report being submitted to
<br />the Planning Commission and the City Council. Based upon the findings of this
<br />report (which will review parking, traffic, noise, light, and any police record), the City
<br />Council may modify the hours of operation.
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<br />10.4 Uses for Lot 3. Lot 3 may be developed for office, retail, or service uses as allowed
<br />in the underlying SC (Shopping Center) zoning district, except as outlined herein.
<br />The following uses shall be allowed without any additional CITY action: day care
<br />center; a multi-use building with office, retail and/or service on the first floor, and
<br />which may include housing on the upper floor(s); or additional off-street parking for
<br />the Center. The following uses are prohibited: liquor stores, restaurants, theaters,
<br />auto repair services, clubs and lodges, amusement establishments, bowling alleys,
<br />pool halls, dance halls, commercial gymnasiums, swimming pools, skating rinks,
<br />automobile sales, boat showrooms, fuel and ice sales, motels or hotels, mortuaries,
<br />service stations, commercial auto washing, camping trailer sales, snowmobile sales,
<br />dog kennels, outdoor display of merchandise/ machinery/ equipment, or other uses
<br />deemed by the Community Development Director to be substantially similar to these
<br />uses based on potential noise generation, visual impact, and/or parking demands.
<br />Medical and dental services/offices or other uses with high parking requirements
<br />shall be allowed if the required additional off-street parking is provided. A buffer
<br />zone between this site and the adjacent residential district shall be required in
<br />conjunction with site development in accordance with Section 1006.02(H)(2) of the
<br />City Code.
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<br />10.5 Building Setbacks. Building setbacks for the multi-tenant retail facility and free-
<br />standing restaurant shall be as shown on the approved overall site development!
<br />landscape plan ahd the detail site development/landscape plan for Lot 1 (Exhibits
<br />B and C). Building setbacks for Lot 3 shall be a minimum of 30 feet along the north
<br />property line, 10 feet along the west property line, and 10 feet along the east
<br />property line. A minimum distance of 20 feet must be maintained between the
<br />building wall on Lot 2 (multi-tenant shopping center) and the building wall of any
<br />building on Lot 3 in order to provide adequate fire protection access.
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