. -- lcu's. commissioner moore: i am not sure if i am getting this right. originally, you had lcu's pertain to corner stores. this was omitted in your latest writing. it could have been shorthand. >> there are two different topics. there are limited commercial uses and limited corner commercial uses. i omitted that because we felt it was not one of the lesser contentious items. we wanted to focus the conversation on those things that we could probably get broad consensus on. the lccu's and the changes to that i have not brought up were discussed in this memo. they will be faced 2. -- phase 2. commissioner moore: i see. thank you. perhaps in the same vein i will ask -- has the staff recommendation changed from the december 12 memo, where you were specifically saying the department wants separate lcu's? i am again not properly using movie -- the lccu, although this refers to lcu. >> lccu's are now we are talking about today. but the change in legislation for lccu's would allow them to increase to 2500 square feet and 100 feet from an intersection. the departm

broad consensus on this, mainly because the department is often overturned at the board, denying a lcu

broad consensus on this, mainly because the department is often overturned at the board, denying a lcu the ones to be reinstated. we say, no, and the appeal that to the board, and we often get overturned on the belief -- we feel that allowing that to the conditional use process provides a much more transparent and direct way for property owners to go through that process. with bike parking, four different items under that. the first one is pretty easyb prettyike -- the first one is easy. bike parking is currently included in estimations for clothes for its area. this received penalty and could encourage more bike parking to be put into buildings. the second one, for some reason that the zoning administrator invoices -- in forces bike parking regulations. it would change the code to have bike parking be enforced as we normally and force a bike parking. it would be the same as in the other planning code violation. the one recommendation that we're asking for in this is that since it is our department doing the work in forcing our code, we think that any money collected she got to us and