MTT Petition- 29033 Grand River Ave- Exihibit A-H.pdf
Jasdeep Mann Petitioner Vs. City Of Farmington Hills Respondent · 26-001403-TT
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Celi A Assessors Office FARM | NGTON (248) 871-2470 H ILLS Fax (248) 871-2471 31555 Eleven Mile Road, Farmington Hills, MI 48336-1165 April 6, 2026 MANN, JASDEEP 6630 COLBY LN p Add BLOOMFIELD HILLS, MI 48301 xoperty Address 29033 GRAND RIVER Parcel ID Number: ~~ 22-23-36-306-013 Petition Number: 893 The Board of Review has reviewed your appeal for 2026 and has made the following decision: 2026 Assessed Value 2026 Taxable Value Beginning Value 126,730 122,240 Amount of Change 0 0 Board of Review Value 126,730 122,240 Board of Review Comments: IN LINE WITH CURRENT MARKET If you disagree with the decision of the Board of Review regarding tentative assessed value, you may appeal that decision by filing a petition with the Michigan Tax Tribunal at PO Box 30232, Lansing, MI 48909. Commercial Real, Industrial Real, Developmental Real, Commercial Personal, Industrial Personal and Utility Personal may be appealed by May 31. Agricultural Real, Residential Real, Timber-Cutover Real and Agricultural Personal Property may be appealed by July 31. The Petition must be filed on a Michigan Tax Tribunal form or a form approved by the Michigan Tax Tribunal. Michigan Tax Tribunal forms are available at www.michigan.gov/taxtrib. If you disagree with the decision of the Board of Review regarding classification, you may appeal by sending Form 2167 to the State Tax Commission, PO Box 30471, Lansing, MI 48909, by June 30.
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PROPERTY TAX ASSESSMENT APPEAL Date: February 27, 2026 City of Farmington Hills Board of Review Assessors Office 31555 W. Eleven Mile Rd. Farmington Hills, MI 48336-2132 RE: 2026 Assessment Appeal Parcel Number: 22-23-36-306-013 Property Address: 29033 Grand River Ave, Farmington Hills, MI 48336-5833 Owner: Mann, Jasdeep Property Classification: 202 Commercial Dear Members of the Board of Review: I am writing to formally protest the 2026 assessment for the above-referenced property pursuant to MCL 211.30. I respectfully request that the Board of Review reduce the assessed value and taxable value for the 2026 tax year based on the following grounds: CURRENT ASSESSMENT UNDER APPEAL: 2026 Assessed Value (SEV): $126,730 2026 Taxable Value: $122,240 Implied True Cash Value: $253,460 (SEV x 2) Assessor's Reason for Increase: "Market Adjustment” I believe the current assessment significantly exceeds 50% of the property's true cash value and does not accurately reflect the actual market conditions for this property. PROPERTY DESCRIPTION: For the past ten years, | have served as a member of the Grand River Corridor Improvement Authority and am familiar with the corridor’s ongoing economic and market challenges. The subject property is a vacant lot with no structures or site improvements. It consists solely of an unimproved parcel of land situated between a used-car dealership and a transmission repair facility. The property has been actively marketed for sale for approximately four years with virtually no buyer interest. During this extended listing period, the only offer received was approximately $150,000 for potential light industrial use, which is significantly below the currently implied true
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Standard real estate practice considers a marketing period exceeding 12 months as an indicator of overpricing. 2. ONLY OFFER RECEIVED: $150,000 for light industrial use. This is the best evidence of the property's actual true cash value, as it represents what a willing buyer in the open market has offered. The implied true cash value of $253,460 (based on the current SEV) is 69% higher than the only real offer this property has attracted in four years of active marketing. 3. VACANT LAND WITH NO IMPROVEMENTS: The property contains no buildings, structures, or improvements of any kind. It is bare land only. The current assessment of $126,730 SEV for a vacant commercial lot that cannot attract buyers above $150,000 is not supported by market reality. COMPARABLE SALES DATA: The following recent sales and listings of commercial properties along Grand River Avenue in Farmington Hills further support a reduced valuation: 1. 30544 Grand River Ave, Farmington Hills- Listed at $449,000 in 2024, REDUCED to $399,000 in 2025 This improved commercial property (with a building) required an 11% price reduction and still has not sold. If improved properties along Grand River cannot maintain their asking prices, a vacant lot should be valued even lower on a per-unit basis. 2.28730 Grand River Ave, Farmington Hills- SOLD March 2024 for $450,000 This was an improved commercial property with structures. The subject property, being vacant land with no improvements, should be valued substantially below improved properties that have sold in the corridor. 3.28975 Grand River Ave, Farmington Hills- Listed at $1,300,000 for a used-car business and property 5,760 SF on 2.04 acres. Despite improvements, the property and the used-car dealership operation there have been on the market since mid-2025 without selling, suggesting limited demand along the Grand River corridor. Quattro Motors added a location on this site less than two years ago but has seen limited success, pointing to location challenges. MARKET CONDITIONS AND OTHER FACTORS: 1. DECLINING COMMERCIAL MARKET: Commercial Cafe market data shows
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investment. Vacant commercial land in this corridor is particularly difficult to sell due to limited demand for new commercial construction. 3. NO IMPROVEMENTS TO PROPERTY: The property is and remains a vacant lot. There have been no improvements, development, or physical changes that would justify any increase in assessed value. 4. NO AREA IMPROVEMENTS: The surrounding neighborhood has not benefited from public infrastructure investments, new development, or other factors that would increase vacant land values. 5. ZONING LIMITATIONS: The commercial zoning of this parcel limits its potential uses, further constraining the pool of potential buyers. The only offer received was for light industrial use, which may require a rezoning process, adding cost and uncertainty for any potential buyer. 6. CARRYING COSTS: The owner has been paying property taxes on this vacant, non- income-producing parcel for the last 12 years while actively attempting to sell. The inability to sell at any price near the assessed value is the strongest possible evidence that the assessment exceeds true cash value. REQUESTED RELIEF: Based on actual market evidence, specifically the only offer received of $150,000 after four years of active marketing, I respectfully request that the Board of Review: 1. Reduce the 2026 Assessed Value from $126,730 to $75,000 (reflecting 50% of the $150,000 actual market offer, which is the best available evidence of true cash value) 2. Adjust the Taxable Value accordingly 3. The current SEV implies a true cash value of $253,460, nearly 70% above the only real offer this property has received in four years for light industrial use. This disparity cannot be justified. I am available to appear before the Board of Review to present additional evidence if necessary, including documentation of the property's listing history. Thank you for your consideration of this appeal. Respectfully submitted, Me Ale gun Jasdeep Mann
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This form is issued under the authority of Public Act 206 of 1893, Sec. 211.24c and Sec 211.34c, as amended.
This is a model assessment notice to be used by the local assessor.
FROM
PARCEL IDENTIFICATION
CITY OF FARMINGTON HILLS
PARCEL NUMBER:
22.23-36-306-013
ASSESSORS OFFICE
31555 W. ELEVEN MILE RD.
PROPERTY ADDRESS:
29033 GRAND RIVER
FARMINGTON HILLS, MI 48336-2132
FARMINGTON HILLS, MI 48336-5833
SCHOOL DISTRICT CODE:
63090
OWNER'S NAME AND ADDRESS/PERSON NAMED ON ASSESSMENT ROLL:
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LEGAL DESCRIPTION:
T1N, ROE, SEC 36 SUPERVISOR'S SUB NO 2 LOT 23, ALSO E 20 FT MEAS ALG N LOT LINE OF LOT 24
ACCORDING TO MCL 211.34c THIS PROPERTY IS CLASSIFIED AS:
202
Commercial
PRIOR YEAR'S CLASSIFICATION
202
Commercial
PRIOR AMOUNT
CURRENT TENTATIVE
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YEAR:
2025
AMOUNT YEAR:
926
CURRENT YEAR
1. TAXABLE VALUE:
119,030
122,240
3.210
2. ASSESSED VALUE:
125,090
126,730
1,640
3. TENTATIVE EQUALIZATION FACTOR:
1.000
4. STATE EQUALIZED VALUE (SEV):
125,090
126,730
1,640
5. WAS THERE A TRANSFER OF OWNERSHIP IN 2025 THAT RESULTED IN A TAXABLE VALUE UNCAPPING?
[Yes
No
6. Assessor Change Reason(s):
Market Adjustment
The 2026 Inflation rate Multiplier is: 1.027
Questions regarding the Notice of Assessment, Taxable Valuation, and Property Classification may be directed to the Following:
Name:
Telephone Number:
Email Address:
JENNIFER CZEISZPERGER
(248)871-2470
ASSESSINGQUESTIONS@FHGOV.COM
March Board of Review Appeal information. The Board of Review will meet at the following dates and times:
PROTESTS MAY BE MADE BY LETTER OR IN PERSON. LETTER PROTESTS MUST BE RECEIVED BY MARCH 11, 2026. TOPage 6
font © 29033 GRANDRIVER FARMINGTON HILLS, MI 48336-5833 -3 Parcel #22-23-36-306-013 Customer Name: MANN, JASDEEP A Owner and Taxpayer Information MANN, JASDEEP Owner 6630 COLBY LN BLOOMFIELD HILLS, Mi 48301 Taxpayer SEE OWNER INFORMATION Legal Description TIN, ROE, SEC 36 SUPERVISOR'S SUB NO 2 LOT 23, ALSO E 20 FT MEAS ALG N LOT LINE OF LOT 24 Tax History Year Season Total Amount Total Paid Last Paid Total Due 2025 Winter $314.65 $314.65 02/12/2026 $0.00 2025 Summer $6,571.52 $6,571.52 08/28/2025 $0.00 2024 Winter $306.98 $306.98 01/06/2025 $0.00 2024 Summer $6,403.15 $6,403.15 07/19/2024 $0.00 2023 Winter $259.15 $259.15 12/26/2023 $0.00 2023 Summer $6,117.59 $6,117.59 08/14/2023 $0.00 2022 Winter $246.83 $246.83 12/27/2022 $0.00 2022 Summer $5,831.89 $5,831.89 07/19/2022 $0.00 2021 Winter $243.08 $243.08 12/28/2021 $0.00 2021 Summer $5,692.61 $5,692.61 08/16/2021 $0.00 2020 Winter $243.67 $243.67 01/06/2021 $0.00 2020 Summer $6,031.93 $6,031.93 02/25/2021 $0.00 2019 Winter $352.56 $352.56 02/11/2020 $0.00 2019 Summer $8,613.68 $8,613.68 08/30/2019 $0.00
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Zoi T Walker Construction, Inc. ARLTE Faivahid Road Macomb, Mi 48042 586-949-0429 walkerconinc@att.net December 10, 2012 Attn: Jas Mann PROPOSAL: Demolition at 29033 Grand River, Farmington Hills, Mi Parcel 1d: 2336306013 Subdivision: SUPRVR'S PLAT NO 2 - FARMINGTON HILLS Legal Description: ~~ TIN, R9E, SEC 36 SUPERVISOR'S SUB NO 2 LOT 23, ALSO E20 FT MEAS ALG N LOT LINE OF LOT 24 Walker Construction agree, 1. To furnish permits on timely manners to finish the First Phase of the job by Dec. 30% a. Farmington Hills Demolition Permit and Insurance. (permit fee $150, performance bond $500) b. Farmington Hills Soil Erosion Permit and all it requirements- silt fence and silt cover for the drain intakes c. Water/Sewer Disconnect Application and fees- Request a water service disconnect at the STOP BOX not at the water main. d. Sewer capping per Oakland County Water Resources Commissioner- Report any issues relates to main connection e. Rodent Control if needed f. Provide Environment Asbestos Report to DEQ 2. To demolish approximate 5,000 square foot commercial building located at above address and legally disposes of debris. 3. To remove all existing blocks, concrete including footings and asphalt (leaving approach and parking next to the west side neighbor, storm drain system, Sign & Curb) 4. Remove trusses in a manner that these could be reused. Trusses (valued at $3825) will become the property of Walker Construction, Inc. 5. To backfill area with clean workable dirt and grade (make sure that all existing ground sinks are compressed and backfilled). The seed mixture (50% Creeping Red Fescue & 50%
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Note: Walker requires a deposit of $3,000 at the start of the job once all the permits are in place (if Walker Construction delays the First Phase of the job beyond Dec. 30th for any reason other than city related delays the owner have the right to cancel the agreement and ask for refund on deposit.) Balance of $7,000 will be due upon completion, owner's full satisfaction and all of city inspection approvals. Owner to provide: 1. Environment Asbestos Report- that has been provided by the owner on Dec. 9t 2012 2. Letter of clearance from DTE & Consumer Energy- Owner has already placed a request Contractor Signature: ___\> XA Jo ge ~~ Owner Signature: Jandip Ma
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OFFER TO PURCHASE REAL ESTATE THE UNDERSIGNED hereby offers and agrees to purchase the following real property; LEGAL DESCRIPTION (Seller to provide Legal Description) situated in the City Farmington Hills, Oakland County, Michigan, known as Vacant Land at 29033 Grand River Avenue, together with all improvements and appurtenances, if any, now on the premises, and to pay therefore the sum of One Hundred Fifty Thousand $150,000.00 Dollars, UPON THE FOLLOWING CONDITIONS: CASH SALE A. Delivery of the ysual Warranty Deed conveying a marketable title. Payment of purchase money is to be made by Wire Transfer. IRREVOCABILITY OF OFFER 2. In consideration of the Broker's effort to obtain the Seller’s approval, it is understood that this Offer is irrevocable for five (5) days from the date hereof, and if not accepted by the Seller within that time, the deposit shall be returned forthwith to the Purchaser. PURCHASERS DEPOSIT 3. The Broker is hereby authorized to make this Offer and the deposit of $5,000.00 Dollars shall be held by him according to State of Michigan Statutes being Act No. 299, P.A. of 1980 Sect 2512 (1)(g) and applied on the purchase price if the sale is consummated. EVIDENCE OF TITLE 4. As evidence of title, Seller agrees to furnish Purchaser as soon as possible a Commitment for Title Insurance in an amount not less than the purchase price bearing date later than the acceptance hereof, establishing the requirements that are required of Seller to perform the terms of this Agreement and Seller agrees to satisfy said requirements and cause to be issued at closing at Seller’s expense, a Title Insurance Policy with standard exceptions guaranteeing Purchaser title to the property as provided herein. In this regard, Seller will provide Owner’s Affidavit as required by the title insurance company. TITLE OBJECTIONS 5. Purchaser shall have 30 days after the receipt of the title commitment to register any
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contained herein to the contrary, in the event Seller is unable to cure any title defects, Purchaser shall have the option to waive Purchaser’s objection to title and proceed to close. INSPECTIONS 6. Purchaser shall have the right and be permitted, at his own expense, to have the property inspected by a contractor, architect or any other person(s) of Purchaser's choosing. If these inspections show any condition, use restrictions, easements of record, defects or zoning ordinances, which in the Purchasers sole discretion, renders the property defective or otherwise unacceptable to Purchaser, Purchaser shall have the option to terminate this Agreement without further liability and, upon the exercise of such option by Purchaser, deposits made hereunder shall be returned to Purchaser. All inspections and notifications to terminate, if any, must be made within thirty (30) days after mutual acceptance of this Offer to Purchase or the conditions of this paragraph shall be deemed waived. In no event shall Seller be responsible for any repairs. 6A. Seller represents that to the best of his knowledge the property is free of and does not contain any pollution, contamination or other environmental hazards, which shall include, but are not limited to those provided under all Federal and State laws regulating the use and liability therefore. Purchaser shall have the right after the acceptance of this offer to complete whatever inspections he shall deem necessary to determine if the property is polluted or contaminated as defined under said respective Acts, and shall have the right to withdraw from this contract if the property is found to be environmentally defective. This right of inspection must be completed within the time constraints set forth in this agreement and shall not provide any additional time in which to close. If inspection has not been completed prior to Closing, and this transaction shall be closed, the right to inspection shall be deemed waived. Purchaser acknowledges that the Broker has advised and recommended to him to obtain a report by a qualified person or firm concerning the nature and extent of hazardous substances and that if he does not have the property inspected, he does so at his own risk and that he may lose all protection under the various laws should an environmental hazard exist. 6C. Purchaser's election to consummate this transaction in accordance with the terms of this Agreement shall constitute the acceptance by Purchaser of the AS-IS physical condition of the property. By closing this transaction, Purchaser releases Seller from any and all responsibility of any kind and nature with respect to the physical condition of the property, including, without limitation, the condition of the property relative to all applicable environmental laws and ordinances. POSSESSION 7. The Seller shall deliver and the Purchaser shall accept possession of said property at Closing.
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and County taxes, if any, shall be pro-rated and adjusted to date of closing. Taxes, if pro-rated, shall be on a due date basis. TIME AND PLACE OF CLOSING 10. If this offer is accepted by the Seller and if title can be conveyed in the condition required hereunder, the Purchaser agrees to complete the Closing within thirty (30) days after the expiration of the time period(s) as stated in INSPECTIONS Paragraph 6. However, Purchaser shall not be required to close prior to ten (10) days after which a title commitment is delivered to the Purchaser as provided in Paragraph 4 above. Closing will take place at the office of the Title Company. PURCHASER’S DEFAULT 11. In the event of default by the Purchaser hereunder, the Seller may, declare a forfeiture hereunder and retain the deposit as liquidated damages as his sole remedy, subject to the provisions of the Listing Agreement between Broker and Seller. SELLER’S DEFAULT 12. In the event of default by the Seller hereunder, the Purchaser may, at his option, elect to enforce the terms hereof or demand, and be entitled to, an immediate refund of his entire deposit in full termination of this Agreement, as his sole remedy. The Seller(s) represent and warrant that they are the exclusive holders of the interest to be conveyed hereunder, or that they are the duly authorized agents of the holders of said interest and are specifically empowered to enter into this contract and to convey the interest set forth and promise to provide at closing all parties required to sign the final closing documents. Seller understands that a commission will be due the Broker if the sale is not consummated because of the default of Seller or because of misrepresentation of Seller. REPRESENTATION 13. Purchaser and Seller acknowledge that no representations, promises, guaranties, or warranties of any kind including, but not limited to, representations as to the condition of the premises were made by the Broker. Seller agrees to indemnify and hold harmless the Broker including but not limited to reimbursement of actual attorney fees for any claim of misrepresentation made against Broker for information received from Seller and given to Purchaser by Broker. This agreement supersedes any and all understandings and agreements and constitutes the entire agreement between the parties hereto and the Broker (other than listing/commission agreement, if any) and no oral representations or statements shall be considered a part hereof. INDEMNIFICATION
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also used in the feminine or neuter gender in all cases where they would so apply, and wherever any words, including pronouns, are used herein in the singular or plural form, they shall be read and construed in the plural or singular, respectively, wherever they would so apply. 16. This is a legal document, and both Purchaser and Seller acknowledge that they have been advised by the Broker to consult an attorney to protect their interest in the transaction. Where the transaction involves financial and tax consequences, the parties acknowledge that they have been advised to seek the advice of their accountant or financial advisor. 17. The parties hereto acknowledge that P.A. Commercial Real Estate and its agent, are representing and are the agent for the Seller and are receiving a commission from the Seller. TIME IS OF THE ESSENCE 18. At all times under this agreement where certain time constraints are set forth, the parties have agreed that TIME IS OF THE ESSENCE and that no extensions of said time limits are expected or agreed to unless agreed to specifically in writing. NOTIFICATION 19. It is agreed that Offers, Acceptances and Notices required hereunder can be delivered by Fax or Email to the parties or their agents provided the original document is mailed or delivered in a timely manner and the date and time of the receipt of the Fax or Email shall be the date and time of said Offer, Acceptance or Notice. IN THE PRESENCE OF: PURCHASER: Y . ko AnD Patrick Kanouno, on behalf of an LLC to be formed Dated: ACCEPTANCE OF OFFER The foregoing offer is accepted in accordance with the terms stated, and the Seller agrees to sell said premises, and upon consummation, Seller hereby agrees to pay the Broker for services rendered, a commission equal to 6% of the sale price, payable at closing. By the execution of this instrument, the seller acknowledges the receipt of a copy of this agreement.
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COMMERCIAL PROPERTY // FOR SALE 1.1-ACRE DEVELOPMENT PARCEL ON GRAND RIVER AVE 29033 GRAND RIVER AVE FARMINGTON, MI 48336 * Development ready for apartments or * All utilities to the site commercial Go . . » City incentives available » 101' of Grand River frontage + 35,000 Vehicles per day
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FA EXECUTIVE SUMMARY Liberty St py HRGRIPPIN 1S POOMUBY N 8 Mile Rd Google Map data ©2023 $250,000 rennet. DEVElOPMENT Parcel approved for apartments or commercial with a drive- thru. Many incentives are available from Corridor Improvement Authority. Previously developed for an office - water and sewer are available and 1.1 Acres the lot has one curb cut. | Sale Price $227,273 g3 Located just east of Middlebelt Rd, on the south side of M-5 / Grand River Ave. Grand River is the primary connector for Livonia and Redford to the western suburbs. Detroit bmarket Farmington / A Farmington Hills 35500 * Development ready for apartments or commercial + Near Corewell Health Farmington
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PROPERTY DETAILS Farmington, MI 48336 Oakland Detroit retried Farmington / Farmington CU Hills brent Grand River Ave and Tr Middlebelt Rd ide of the Street South Yes Paved Medium 1-275 and 1-96 1 Apartments or Commercial 29033 Grand River Ave Land Commercial B-3 1.1 Acres 22-23-36-306-013 101.6 ft 487.62 ft Land 35,500 Grand River Ave Water and sewer are available Yes, Rouge River No Level No Yes Yes Yes
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ADDITIONAL PHOTOS 7) Purpose and Introductios 2 Definitions | 1 x INTENT The B-3 general business districts are designed to provide sites for more diversified business types which would often be incompatible with the pedestrian movement in the local business district or the community business district. Bu. Note: For uses listed in bold blue, refer to Article 4, or click on use, for use-specific standards B. The PRINCIPAL PERMITTED USES following uses are permitted subject to the required conditions in Section 34-3.11 Retail businesses 534.429 Personal service establishments which perform services on the premises Laundry, drycleaning establishments, or pickup stations, dealing directly with the consumer 534 425 B. PRINCIPAL PERMITTED USES (cont.) c. Outdoor space for sale or rental of new or used motor vehicles, trallers, mobile homes, boats, recreational vehicles and other similar products § 24.436 d. Business in the character of a drive-in or open front store § 34-4 37 e. Gasoline service stations™ §34-428 Veterinary hospitals or commercial kennels H 34-426 iv. Office buildings for any of the following occupations: executive, administrative. professional. accounting € Bus passenger stations § 34.4 38 writing, clerical, stenographic. drafting, sales h. Col ly " onal 8 for ~—— V. Medial office including clinics™ "children's amusement parks, camivals, miniature vi. Banks. credit unions, savings and loan associations golf courses, tennis courts § 34-439 @ and similar uses with drive-in facilities as an accessory i. Automobite repaif™ 5 32.4 21 E use only . y Vehicle 354 40 = vii. Post office and similar governmental office buildings, J Wash § 344 40 2 FH] serving persons living in the adjacent residential area Kk. Indoor Recreation Facilities § 34.4 19 ~& viii. Nursery schools, day nurseries, and day care centers I Public buildings, public utility™ buildings, <$H ix. Mortuary establishments telephone exchange buildings. electric transformer ~— x. Dance hall or catering hall when conducted within a ator shoo not hiv? Jords: ( \ completely enclosed building without storage yards; water and sewage pumping xi. Tire, battery and accessory sales stations @ xii. New or used car salesrcom. showroom or office when m. Outdoor space for seating areas accessory to a z the main use is carried on within a building with open restaurant s 24.4 32 E air display of vehicles as accessory tower® y nae@ ~ 8 = xiii. Retail sales of plant materials, lawn furniture, n. Cellular and osliuler arten §34-424 SA playground equipment and other house or garden indoor health and fitness studio and instructional N supplies dance studios 34.4581 Xiv, L: les evi (Te) iv awn mower sa or service = xv. Private clubs™ or lodge halls g @ xvi. Data processing, computer centers g g xvii. Restaurants™ including fast focd or carryout £3 restaurants ; - © 3] xviil. Other uses similar to the above uses C. SPECIAL APPROVAL USES <3 4 inci The following uses are permitted subject to the required = xix. Accessory structures and uses customarily incident to he N A on any of the above uses conditions in Section 34-3.11 @ 0 xx. Theaters, assembly halls, concert halls or similar i. Coin-operated amusement device arcades”. billiard places of assembly § 54-4 44 pariors or other similar indoor recreation usess 24.419 ¢ mn xxi. Churches ii. Establishments with coin-operated amusement devic-
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