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the property.Permits are not transferable from person to person or from address to address,unless the transfer is in accordance with the provisions of subsection(3)of this section. (2) Inspections. The zoning administrator,shall have the right,upon reasonable request,to enter and inspect the premises covered by said intefi tee-type-II home occupation permit for safety and compliance purposes,or code enforcement complaints. (3) Death or move of permit holder; suspension or revocation; businesses existing before adoption of these provisions. a. Should aN interim use type-II home occupation permit holder move to a new location,the existing permit shall be automatically terminated. If the;,motor;,-,-, use type-II home occupation permit holder should desire to continue the home occupation in a new location,written notice to that effect shall be given to the city administrator or their designee, and the council may authorize continuation of that permit with a public hearing for the neighboring properties of the proposed new location. b. In the case of a death of the into f;m„se type-II home occupation permit holder, should a surviving spouse or child,residing at the same address or receiving title to the property,desire to continue the home occupation, written notice to that effect shall be given to the city administrator or their designee. The permit shall be automatically renewed subject to the same terms. C. AN inteF;m use type-II home occupation permit, once granted,may be suspended or revoked prior to its original revocation date by the council for cause after hearing before the council. Citizen complaints seeking the revocation of such permit shall be filed with the city administrator or their designee. All such revocation hearings, publication, and notice requirements shall be the same as for interim use type-II home occupation permits in accordance with City Code. d. Persons conducting a business from property zoned for residential use on the effective date of the ordinance from which this section is derived shall be required to obtain an into fif „se type-II home occupation permit as required herein.The business may continue pending final determination of the application. Should the city administrator, their designee, or council deny the application for an in et:m „Se type-II home occupati®n permit the use shall immediately cease at such residential premises. (4) Revocation. An into f;m use type-II home occupation permit for a home occupation may be revoked if the property owner is found to be in violation of the conditions listed in the intet:;m permit or is in violation of any other requirements set forth by the Ramsey City Code or Minnesota State Statute. (5) Termination. Home occupations approved with an i*tet m „L.� type-II home occupation permit may be terminated if any of the following occur.N" sttant to+lmoo�4:Ae-e „ro established in Coet;,,r 106 235( a. A violation of conditions of the permit; b. A cessation of the home occupation for 365 consecutive days; C. Change of ownership of the property;or d. Change of business entity. (6) Appeals. Any violation appeal or dispute shall be processed in accordance with chapter 2 of City Code. (7) Public hearing notification mailing distance for a type-II home occupation permit is 350 feet. See. 106-310.-Lighting. The purpose of this section is to provide regulations to balance lighting needs for visibility and personal and property safety with the negative impacts of off-site light spill-over. (1) Wall lighting may be used to illuminate the pedestrian walkways, entrance areas, loading docks, and yard areas within 20 feet of the building. No wall lighting may be used exclusively to illuminate areas for motor vehicle parking or access. (2) Architectural lighting, including LED or neon banding, must be mounted on the building or canopy. Architectural lighting directed upward onto the building fagade is permitted provided no glare or light pollution are produced.LED banding must use colored tube shielding for a continuous appearance. (3) Free-standing and wall-mounted luminaire regulations: a. Height maximums,including the base and support structure, are limited as follows: 1. Farther than 200 feet from any residential use or mixed-use property containing residential uses: 30 feet. 2. Within 200 feet of any�R i Pr*:� 7Aro� residential use or mixed-use property containing residential uses:4-5 20 feet. (4) Lighting intensity must adhere to the following table: 2