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CASSI';LBI;RRY CITY COMMISSION Minutes of April 12, 2010 -Regular Meeting Page 8 of 13 Public Hearing: The following individuals came forward to address Ordinance 10-1314: 1) Ms. Lilian Selph, 171 Quail Pond Circle, stated her property has a fiont driveway and a service entrance on another street, and voiced concerns that the proposed ordinance does not address her situation and being able to maintain both driveways. 2) Mr. James Fraleigh, 1290 Seminola Boulevard, spoke in opposition to Ordinance 10-1314. 3) IVlr. Craig Tull, 420 Ranch Trail, spoke in opposition to Ordinance 10-1314. 4) Mr. Andrew Gaba, 111 Lemon Lane, spoke in opposition to Ordinance 10-1314. No one else came forward. Mayor Glancy closed the public hearing relative to Ordinance 10-1314. MOTIOI~T: Commissioner Hufford moved to approve Ordinance 10-1314 on second and final reading, as amended. Motion was seconded by Vice Mayor Solomon. DISCUSSIOhT: Lengthy discussion ensued regarding limiting the number of utility hailers, recreational equipment and motor homes that can be parked at each residence. The City Attorney recormnended the public hearing be reopened and allow the public to comment on limiting the number of recreational equipment and motor homes that can be parked at each residence. Public Hearing: Mayor Glancy reopened the public hearing relative to Ordinance 10-1314 to allow public comment on limiting the number of recreational equipment and motor homes that can be parked at each residence. The following individuals came forward to address Ordinance 10-1314: 1) Mr. Hank Lander, 445 Surrey Run, stated he didn't believe placing a limitation on the number of items parked in the back yard would be enforceable, especially with the new provision of having fencing up to eight feet tall, because code enforcement officials must be able to see a violation. 2) Ml•. James Fraleigh, 1290 Seminola Boulevard, stated he was opposed to limiting the number of items that can be parked in the back yard, voicing concerns about enforceability. 3) Mr. Craig Tull, 420 Ranch Trail, spoke in opposition to limiting the number of items that can be parked in the back yard and voiced concerns regarding the enforceability with the proposed screening requirements. 4) Mr. Andrew Gaba, 111 Lemon Lane, voiced concerns regarding the current limitation of one commercial vehicle per residence and there not being a limit on the number of recreational vehicles. Mr. Gaba stated he did not feel there should be a limit on either commercial vehicles or recreational equipment. 5) Ml•. John Casselberry, 700 Soufli Lost Lake Lane, voiced concerns regarding motor homes being parked too close to the shore on lakefront lots, but was supportive of boats being parked closed to the shoreline. No one else came forward. Mayor Glancy closed the public hearing relative to Ordinance 10-1314. DISCUSSION: Discussion ensued regarding the location of items stored in the back yard and code enforcement issues relating to items stored in the back yard, as well as the discrepancy of limit being imposed on the number of connnercial vehicles and no limit imposed for recreational equipment. It was clarified that code enforcement