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BOOK 97 PvF318 Commissioner Bird commented that those complaints would result in civil actions and would not be handled by Code Enforcement. Bud Jenkins of 2046 39th Avenue felt there are a lot of working people in the area and everyone does not have a lot of money. He felt that Mr. Silva is trying to make a living and asked the Board to try to help him. The Chairman asked if anyone else wished to be heard in this matter. There being none, she closed the public hearing. MOTION WAS MADE by Commissioner Bird, seconded by Commissioner Tippin, that the Board adopt the Professional Services Advisory Committee recommendations allowing 1 ton commercial vehicles of any type in residential areas and providing an exception for "on-call" emergency service tow trucks. Under discussion, Commissioner Tippin emphasized that the Code Enforcement people are to be commended for their efforts. Commissioner Macht felt that these recommendations would be a very great mistake because there would be no remedy for these complaints. Aesthetics are important and are the reason for landscaping and other regulations preventing obstruction of a homeowners' view. THE CHAIRMAN CALLED THE QUESTION and the motion passed by a 4-1 vote (Commissioner Macht opposed). Ordinance 2 - Item 21: Mining Regulations for Mining Operation and Site Restoration Timeframes and Item 22: Extending Timeframes for Certain Incidental to Construction Mining Operations Planning Director Stan Boling explained the main changes will be to establish timeframes for the longterm commercial mining operations, allowing 10 years with opportunities for extension if there is a period of recession, and to allow projects incidental to construction mining activity 350 acres or larger in size to continue activities up to 14 months with several restrictions such 20 FEBRUARY 13, 1996