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Planning & Zoning Commission! Local Planning Agency July 8, 2009 Page ?' ,."'. 90 days from Planning and Zoning approval. He said the applicant initially requested a 9 month transition period to phase out the existing restaurant use; however, after reviewing the staff report the applicant would like to request additional time to allow for site plan approval and construction. Mr. Senzee stated that staff has no objections to granting 12 months from the date of approval to complete the site improvements and open for business. Mr. Senzee stated that the applicant has requested expanding the hours of operation. Mr. Senzee reviewed the proposed hours of operation shown in the staff report, the applicant's newly proposed hours of operation and the operating hours for the existing Holler business (a copy of that information is attached and made a part of the minutes). Mr. Senzee stated that staff could support hours of operation similar to the Holler business. Mr. Senzee said staff finds that the proposed use is compatible with the surrounding land uses. He said staff recommends approval of the conditional use request pending approval of a site plan review. Mr. Senzee said, if the Planning and Zoning Commission chooses to approve CU 09-04 to allow an automotive and service at 1870 State Road 436, the motion should be based on the staff report dated July 1,2009, the conceptual site drawing received June 24, 2009, the Planning and Zoning Commission's findings of fact, and the conditions of approval outlined in the staff report with modification to condition number 1 and 2 and possibly to condition number 11 - hours of operation: 1. The applicant shall undergo site plan review within ~ twelve (12) months for the subject property in accordance with Chapter IV, Section XVIII "Site Plan Review" of the Casselberry Unified Land Development Regulations. No automotive sales or service activity shall take place on the property prior to site plan approval and site construction permit issuance. 2. The automotive sales and service business shall open for business within nino (9) months twelve of this conditional use approval (April 7,2010). 3. The area approved for conditional use shall be comprised of a single business location. 4. The owner of the automotive business shall obtain a Business Tax Receipt from the City of Casselberry prior to commencement of business operations. 5. All signage requires permit approval and must comply with all city requirements. A permit application shall be submitted to the Casselberry Building Division for any new signage on the property. Any signage not approved during this process shall be immediately removed. Temporary, attention getting devices shall not be used on-site, including on individual vehicles. 6. The site shall meet the City's current exterior lighting regulations. A photometric inspection shall be conducted by Community Development staff prior to completion of the project. Any lighting deemed unacceptable by staff shall be removed and/or replaced. 7. The on-site automobile inventory shall not be placed within any parking area or required traffic lanes which are required for employee or customer use by Casselberry's Unified Land Development Regulations. The maximum number of permitted inventory vehicles shall be established during the site plan review process.