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L-1 4 Director Keating stated that this is not allowed under the current code so we would not consider it a legal use right now, and, therefore, it would not be grandfathered. He noted that in the past years there have been a number of variance requests for beauty shops and dog grooming, and.he believed they all have been turned down administratively and a few have appealed. It was again pointed out that unless there is a complaint, staff does not go looking for these situations. Commissioner Wodtke noted if this will be interpreted as Attorney Brandenburg says, he can live with it, but not as Director Keating says. Director Keating stated that he agreed with the Attorney. Commissioner Wodtke next referred to Page 9, 25 E. PARKING OF COMMERCIAL VEHICLES IN RESIDENTIAL AREAS Director Keating stated that this was discussed extensively at the workshops, and a number of changes have been made, which he believed have satisfied most people. The way this is structured, it will not adversely affect people who have commercial vehicles which are not unsightly. The major restrictions are such things as semi trailers, a commercial vehicle over 3/4 ton, and commercial vehicles which have construction or other similar materials on the outside of them. Commissioner Wodtke noted under Definitions, apparently the vehicle must meet the criteria set out in both parentheses (1) and parentheses (2), but he found confusing the phrase "or carrying passengers for -hire" which is at the end of parentheses (2). Attorney Brandenburg stated that "carrying passengers for hire" should be tacked onto parentheses (1). Commissioner Wodtke then addressed Page 11, 3. Prohibited Walls and Fences; Residential Districts which states you cannot have hazardous materials in a fence or wall in a residential district. He noted there is a new fence which is electronic and is used to keep pets -,from jumping over it. 33 MAY 15 1995 BOOK 60 PACE 901 I