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A special use permit revision to allow a private school with a maximum enrollment of 130 students.
Allows a private school to operate in an existing church building with strict enrollment caps.
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Declining — being discussed less frequently. 0 mentions in the last 30 days, 1 the 60 before, 6 the 90 before that.
A special use permit revision to allow a private school with a maximum enrollment of 130 students.
A request to revise a special use permit to allow a private school with up to 130 students at the Church of the Apostles.
A request to revise a special use permit to allow a private school with up to 130 students.
A request to increase the maximum student enrollment from 100 to 130 students.
A request to increase the maximum student enrollment from 100 to 130 for the upcoming academic year.
A request to increase the maximum student enrollment from 100 to 130 students.
The school is requesting to increase their maximum enrollment from 100 to 130 students.
A special use permit revision to allow a private school with up to 100 students.
A special use permit to allow a private school with up to 100 students.
A private Christian school operating at an existing church.
A special use permit revision to allow a private school with a maximum enrollment of 100 students.
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