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a <br />The hour of 9:00 o'clock P.M. having passed, the Chairman <br />declared the Public Hearing closed. <br />Commissioner Wheeler understood that if the Board adopted <br />either Alternative #3 or Alternative #4, Mr. Kirrie would have to <br />come in compliance with setbacks and all the restrictions under <br />Ordinance 87-22, and Director Keating confirmed that to be so. <br />Commissioner Wheeler felt that the grandfather clause under <br />Ordinance 87-22 would be better from the standpoint that Mr. <br />Kirrie would not have to come into compliance; he could exist as <br />he is, and hope that a tornado, fire, or flood does not wipe him <br />out. However, he has the ability to insure against that. <br />MOTION WAS MADE by Commissioner Wheeler, SECONDED by <br />Commissioner Eggert, that the Board adopt Alternative <br />#4, which provides for the grandfathering in of those <br />businesses that have legally existed and been operating <br />in good faith for 5 years prior to January 24, 1987, <br />and that Ordinance 87-22 be rescinded. <br />Chairman Scurlock questioned the 5 -year requirement, and <br />Commissioner Wheeler felt there were many businesses that were up <br />there considerably longer than 5 years that had occupational <br />licenses and have been operating in good faith, and he had a <br />problem with giving someone a wash who was doing business there <br />or operating anything illegally, regardless of how many years <br />they were there. <br />Chairman Scurlock stated he would support the Motion. <br />Director Keating advised that most of Ordinance 87-22 is <br />fine; it is just the home occupation section that needs to be <br />amended. <br />Commissioner Bird asked what staff's objection is to <br />rescinding Ordinance 87-22, and Director Keating stated that he <br />was in error when he referred to Ordinance 87-22; he meant that <br />most of the ROSE -4 ordinance is fine. <br />19 <br />�� 4.�9�� BOOK 69 PAGE <br />