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The document is a resolution by the Amherst County Board of Supervisors, approving a special use permit for Khalil K. Alami to construct a self-service mini-storage facility on a 4.660 acre parcel in the B-2 General Commercial District. The resolution outlines the conditions for approval, including requirements for lighting, entrance access, easement relocation, and erosion control measures. It emphasizes that compliance with these conditions is necessary to maintain the permit.

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