Request for an elimination of the required 200' separation to allow the use of a mobile food court within 200' of a residential lot or use.
This application seeks to allow a mobile food court closer to residential areas than typically permitted, raising potential concerns about noise, traffic, and compatibility.
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Request for an elimination of the required 200' separation to allow the use of a mobile food court within 200' of a residential lot or use.
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