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scrap building material, scrap contractors' equipment, tanks,
<br />casks, cans, barrels, boxes, drums, piping, bottles, glass, old
<br />iron, machinery, rags, paper excelsior, hair, mattresses, beds and
<br />bedding or any other kind of scrap or waste material which is
<br />stored, kept, handled or displayed.
<br />Junk Vehicle - Any automobile, truck, tractor, motorcycle, boat,
<br />trailer, or other vehicle which is inoperable, provided that such
<br />vehicle, trailer or semi -trailer shall be presumed to be a junk
<br />vehicle if no license plates are displayed or if the license plates
<br />displayed have been invalid for more than sixty (60) days. In
<br />cases where the determination of a junk vehicle is under dispute,
<br />the vehicle owner shall have the opportunity to prove the vehicle
<br />is not a junk vehicle by:
<br />1. Demonstrating to a county enforcement official, within
<br />ten (10) days of notification, that the vehicle is
<br />operable and road -worthy, (ref. Chapter 316.215, F.S.
<br />pertaining to state traffic laws), including proof of
<br />current vehicle registration; or
<br />2. Providing a notarized statement from a qualified mechanic
<br />that the vehicle can be restored to operable condition
<br />for less than 30 percent of the current value of the
<br />vehicle, provided such restoration occurs within 30 days
<br />of notification by a county enforcement official.
<br />The term "junk vehicle" shall not be deemed to include vehicles
<br />having historic or antique value when such vehicles are stored in
<br />an enclosed structure, or any agricultural vehicles stored on
<br />agriculturally used property.
<br />Junk Yard - The use of any land, building, or structure for the
<br />parking, storage, collection, processing, purchase, sale,
<br />disassembly, demolition, or abandonment of junk, including scrap
<br />metals or other scrap materials, waste paper, rags, used building
<br />materials, old household appliances, junked or otherwise
<br />inoperative vehicles or machinery or parts thereof, and other type
<br />of junk. See Also Automobile Wrecking Yard.
<br />Kennel or Animal Boarding Place, Commercial - Any lot or premises
<br />on which dogs, cats, rabbits, poultry or other domestic animals are
<br />housed or accepted for boarding, breeding, trimming, grooming,
<br />and/or bathing for which remuneration is received.
<br />Kennel or Animal Boarding Place, Non -Commercial - Any building or
<br />buildings, including a residence or residential accessory
<br />structure, other structure, or land used, designated, or arranged
<br />for the boarding, or care of five (5) or more dogs, cats, rabbits,
<br />poultry or other domestic animals belonging to the owner or
<br />occupant thereof. This shall not be interpreted to include stables
<br />as used elsewhere in this Code.
<br />Land - The earth, water, and air above or on the surface, including
<br />any improvement or structure customarily regarded as land.
<br />Land Clearing - The grubbing, by any means, of any type of
<br />vegetation from land; not including, however, activities governed
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