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i 1 \ i the area. Environmental &Code Enforcement Chief Roland DeBlois specified that the Code actually requires a"distinctive driveway"for RV&boat parking. The parking area has to be defined either by gravel or pavement. Constance Krumbhaar has lived nearby for 16-17 years. She noted that the corner of the street has been used as a dumping ground and has overgrown weeds. She wants it to be kept clean, trimmed and free of debris. In response to Commissioner Neuberger's questions, Public Works Director James Davis stated there is no turnaround in that corner. He explained that this portion was platted with the Rockridge Plat in the 1950s and people generally use driveways to turn around. It is not a high traffic area;a dead-end sign is posted. He had no objection to the abandonment under the conditions specified. In response to discussion, Mr. DeBlois stated that if this request is approved, Mr. Bayles will bear the responsibility of maintaining it and keeping it clean; currently it is not his responsibility. Dennis Bayles, the applicant, has owned his property for 8 years. He felt he had meticulously maintained the property until a recent complaint to Code Enforcement was made. He resented the implication that it had not been maintained. He presented some photos showing his boat and RV parked there. (Photos are on file with the backup in the office of the Clerk to the Board.) Renee Renzi, 340-A Waverly Place, asked if this right-of-way would add to Mr. Bayles' properly, and County Attorney Collins explained the process of abandonment and specified that Mr. Bayles' taxes will increase if the abandonment is approved. Rev. Ray Scent asked clarification on the new taxation process. County Attorney Collins explained that the Property Appraiser will receive a copy October 21, 2003 !, 13 Blt 126 PG 052