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STAFF REPORT <br /> PAGE TWO <br /> FEBRUARY 3, 1994 <br /> Rather, as stated earlier, the Code only requires that the vehicles <br /> be licensed and on an improved surface. The Focus 2000 Housing and <br /> Neighborhoods project team has addressed the issue of vehicles in <br /> yards and, following final presentation and implementation of their <br /> recommendations, the Council may want to study the possibility of <br /> limiting the number of vehicles which can be kept on a residential <br /> property. <br /> 8040 Groveland Road <br /> Currently, there is a "pop-up" trailer located in the front yard of <br /> this property. The Municipal Code does not allow the storage of <br /> recreational equipment in front yards. The equipment may be stored <br /> in the side or rear yards provided that adequate screening is <br /> provided. The Code Enforcement Officer has been in contact with the <br /> property owners, made them aware of the requirements and <br /> established a timeframe for the removal of the equipment. <br /> For your information, Staff has included a map showing the location <br /> of the properties referenced in this memorandum. <br />