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App�'oved candle maximums when a commercial property abuts residential property, which is typically used for light fixtures, but they would have to comply with both standards and follow which ever one was more restrictive. Motion by O'Brien, second by O'Keefe to RECOMMEND COUNCIL ADOPTION OF THE AMENDMENTS. 7 ayes, 0 nays. Motion Approved. Public Hearing: NC2008-001 Nonconforming Use Permit for 1230 Long Lake Road Regarding an Existing Front Yard Setback The applicant is requesting approval of a Nonconforming Use Permit for property located at 1230 Long Lake Road. The nonconformity consists of a front yard setback of approximately 28' where 30' is required. The property sustained fire damage on December 23, 2007. As part of the restoration the owners would like to replace the existing half story with roof trusses that result in a taller second story with more livable space. This improvement coupled with the existing nonconforming front yard setback constitutes an expansion of a nonconforming use. Zisla asked if the shed is on a foundation. Lahr replied that is not on a foundation, and it would be moved to meet the condition. Motion by O'Brien, second by Schiferl to CLOSE THE PUBLIC HEARING. 7 ayes, 0 nays. MOTION APPROVED. Motion by Zisla, second by O'Brien to APPROVE SUBJECT TO THE FOLLOWING: 1. Relocation of the shed in the rear yard to a setback of at least 5'. 7 ayes, 0 nays. Motion Approved. Public Hearing: LP2008-002, ZA2008-001 Site Plan and Zoning Code Amendment Facilitation Various Site Improvements at 2051 Silver Lake Road, Including a Drive — Thru. The applicant has requested a Site Plan allowing several site improvements to the Hollywood Video site at 2051 Silver Lake Road, most notably the addition of a drive-thru lane at the south end of the building. Additionally, the applicant has requested a Zoning Code amendment that would legally allow the existing 15' setback (side street yard parking lot) adjacent to Rice Creek Road. Schiferl asked if the neighbors within the 350 -foot radius were notified of this proposal. Gundlach replied that since the current proposal is a site plan it does not require notification, however if the code amendment is approved the special use permit would require notification. O'Keefe asked if a left turn is prohibited in the northern exit. The applicant replied that there is a median that would block that turn. O'Keefe stated that he would like staff to verify with the Public Works Department that they are aware that the options to go south from this building are