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Approved Gerald Teats, 804 Torchwood Court, stated that he has no objection to the project, but asked staff if any of the �ighbors researched the proposal with her. Gundlach replied that she had one telephone call with a neighbor and one person requested a copy of the report at City Hall, however no objections were received from anyone. Teats asked if a deck was being added to the east elevation. Scott Miller, owner, replied that a smaller deck would be placed off the east side. Motion by Baker, second by Schiferl to CLOSE THE PUBLIC HEARING. 6 ayes, 0 nays. MOTION APPROVED. O'Keefe asked if the driveway would be expanded at the street to accommodate the addition. Gundlach replied that the apron of the drive would be expanded to accommodate the garage; however at the street the drive would have to be tapered back to meet the maximum curb cut regulations for driveways. O'Keefe asked if the maximum width limits would work with this garage. Gundlach replied that is something the applicant will have to work through. However, she did note that he would not be able to park or drive any vehicles on the grass, since that is a code violation. O'Keefe reiterated concern over the width of the garage being too wide to accommodate the maximum width allotment for the driveway. Dennis Jam, Sussel Corporation, stated that his company would be able to accommodate the maximum drive allotment and be able to maneuver a car into the garage. O'Keefe replied that he is still not convinced that it would work and encouraged staff to make sure that they are comfortable with it. Jam replied that his company has worked in some very tight sites and there would be enough room to maneuver a vehicle and meet the requirements. Schiferl asked if the driveway would be a building permit concern, not a condition of approval. undlach replied it is an issue for consideration under the building permit but added if a nuisance were created e property owner would have to address the issue. She added that she did sketch out the drive requirements and while it may be awkward or larger vehicles it should be workable. Motion by Howard, second by Mann to APPROVE THE SPECIAL USE PERMIT AS PROPOSED. 6 ayes, 0 nays. Motion Approved. Public Hearing: RD2008-001, LP2008-001, MS2008-001 Planned Residential Development, Site Plan, and Minor Subdivision to Permit Construction of a 6 -Bed Christian Science Nursing Facility/Inspiration Center Gundlach reported the applicant is requesting preliminary Planned Residential Development (PRD) and Site Plan approval to allow construction of a 6 -bed, 10,217 s.f. Christian Science nursing facility/inspiration center. The facility would also include two rest and study suites. Additionally, the applicant has requested Minor Subdivision approval to facilitate the subdivision of approximately 2.08 acres of the 5.87 acres of the property located at 1190 Long Lake Road, known as the First Church of Christ Scientist. The applicant obtained preliminary PRD approval for a similar project in April of 2005. This approval was conditional and required that the applicant appear before the Planning Commission and City Council for final PRD approval. Because certain funding thresholds couldn't be met the applicant allowed the approvals to pire. The current proposal is slightly different than the April 2005 plan (one story structure vs. two story), d as such the applicant must go through the process again as opposed to requesting an extension of a previous approval. Page 4 of