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Spring Lake Park, MN Code of Ordinances use permit. Any modification of the preliminary plat or site plan shall require a resubmission to and approval by the Planning Commission and City Council. (5) Should the special use permit be approved, the final plat shall be submitted to the city in accordance with Ch. 155 of this code and the provisions of this chapter. (1976 Code, § 35.10) Penalty, see § 10.99 TITLE XV: LAND USAGE / CHAPTER 156: ZONING / NON -RESIDENCE DISTRICTS; USE REGULATIONS; REQUIREMENTS TITLE XV: LAND USAGE / CHAPTER 156: ZONING / NON -RESIDENCE DISTRICTS; USE REGULATIONS; REQUIREMENTS / § 156.110 COMMERCIAL DISTRICTS; PURPOSE AND INTENT. § 156.110 COMMERCIAL DISTRICTS; PURPOSE AND INTENT. (A) Purpose. The commercial districts are established to accomplish the general purpose of this chapter and the Comprehensive Plan and for the following specific purposes: (1) To group compatible business uses which will tend to draw trade that is naturally interchangeable and so promotes the business prosperity and public convenience; (2) To provide an adequate supply of business and professional services to meet the needs of the residents; and (3) To promote a high quality of total commercial development and design that produces a positive visual image. (1976 Code, § 36.01) (B) Intent. The specific intent of each commercial district is as follows. (1) C-1, shopping center commercial district. This district is intended to provide a district which may be applied to land in single ownership or unified control for the purpose of developing a planned business center with a unified and organized arrangement of buildings and service facilities at key locations which are suitable for the use and which are centrally located within the residential area they are intended to serve. 2) C-2, neighborhood and service center commercial district. This district is American Legal Publishing Corporation 170