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consider the operational and physical characteristics of the proposed use or activity in question. In addition, the planning director shall consider the specific requirements of the use in common with those included as permitted or conditional uses in the zoning district. Where a question or conflict arises as to the appropriateness or compatibility of a proposed use or activity, the planning director shall refer the matter to the planning commission. The planning commission shall make a recommendation about the matter to the city council, who shall make the final determination as to whether the city will allow (or not allow) a proposed use; is compatible as a permitted use or as a conditional use; is compatible as an accessory use; or is a use that may be added to a specific mixed -use development within the zoning district. Table 14-1: Permitted, Conditional and Interim Uses, Mixed -Use Commercial and Mixed -Use Business Park Districts MU- C MU- BP Standard Residential Uses Household Living: Single-family detached dwelling P P LEC 105.12.900(a) Single-family attached dwelling P P LEC 105.12.900(b) Multifamily residential dwelling P P LEC 105.12.900(c) Secondary dwelling C C LEC 105.12.900(d) Live -work unit C C LEC 105.12.900(e) Short-term rental P P LEC 105.12.500(fl SECTION 7. The City Council of the City of Lake Elmo hereby ordains that Title 105, Section 105.12.1040 of the City's Code of Ordinances is hereby amended by changing the following section (Proposed language is underlined; deleted language is shown with st-rilwthreugh): 105.12.1040 Uses Within Open Space PUDs a) Primary uses. 1. Permitted. a. Single-family, detached; b. Preserved open space; c. Conservation easements; d. Agriculture; e. Suburban farms; f. Private stables; g. Single-family, attached and Townhouses (no more than 25 percent in any development);