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JUL 7 198TI BOOK `',.,t�� parking lots not in use on Saturday or Sunday. However, they still would have to come in for a permit. Commissioner Bowman noted that 2c in Section 3 refers to a site plan when no mention of a site plan is made anywhere else in the ordinance except in 4a & 4b in Section 3, where it refers to a scale drawing. She assumed that when they say "scale drawing", they mean "site plan", and suggested that "site plan" and "scale drawing" be cross referenced to avoid confusion. Director Keating admitted that could lead to confusion, and stated that staff would make that modification. Commissioner Bird did not see anyone in attendance from the car dealership association, and asked Director Keating if he felt the car dealers were satisfied with the compromise. Director Keating believed that there were 7 or 8 dealers represented at the workshop, and 3 or 4 of them attended the P & Z meeting. In talking to a couple of others after that, he felt the majority of the dealers were in favor of the situation. They did recommend a couple of changes, and those were incorporated into the ordinance. They were all advised by letter of today's meeting. Commissioner Bowman believed there is a loophole in the ordinance under Renewals and Extensions on Page 2, because it says that requests for an extension of a temporary use may be made, but it does not set a limit. She could see where this could be an on-going thing unless some kind of restriction is set. Reference is made that in addition to the 4 days they can come in for an extension. Mr. Boling advised that temporary use permits can be extended for fruit and vegetable sales, but in specific sub -sections, there are limits on certain types. For instance, car sales events cannot go over 4 days. The Commissioners then asked why any reference is made to extensions when none are allowed, and Director Keating explained that -the language applies to all temporary uses that would be 41 W