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-17- <br /> the City Attorney had already indicated the Ordinance . <br /> :wou•ldn'.t -apply- to guests because the Ordinance only. re- <br /> fers •'to vehicles operated or kept on the, lot by the occupant <br /> of the residence; <br /> told Mr. Misiac the -City would not be making him get rid of <br /> of any of the cars his .family needs; <br /> reiterated what Mr-. Childs and Mr. Soth 'had told .Mr.. Hastay <br /> that the Ordinance had- been designed to prevent people .from <br /> gravelling their .backyards .but no 'action- would be taken <br /> against him because of: the graveled surface he already had <br /> in that area or because he reconditioned. it since it , is <br /> grandfathered in; <br /> -reiterated that an ordinance was the .only vehicle the City <br /> had to force some of the worst situations to be corrected <br /> because the neighbors' conversations with the offenders; <br /> police attempts to contact them; and even registered ie_t- <br /> ters, had failed to-solve the situation in the past; . <br /> -told Mr. Hastay some of the complainers about certain situ- <br /> ations had- not .wanted to be .identified; <br /> • -said the Ordinance might not solve all the problems it was <br /> geared towards, but at least future problems might be <br /> avoided if staff- could make new residents aware of the .- <br /> Ordinance' s existance; - <br /> -concurred with Councilmember Marks that paragraph 14 would <br /> not solve the problems with front loaders, etc. in front <br /> yards , but some other tack would have to be taken to solve . <br /> that problem. <br /> Soth -said the problem with trying to draw the line between the <br /> type of vehicles a resident can keep on his property is -one <br /> of semantics. Where do you draw the line in defining what' s <br /> "residential" and what' s not? <br /> Childs -perceived the intent of the Ordinance had been to identify <br /> problem spots and work with the people' to get them. squared <br /> away; <br /> told-Mr. `Getter the :police:would always document any ongoing <br /> parking probiem. to. be certain the vehicles belonged to the <br /> occupant and not to :guests, etc. who had left them. there <br /> temporarily. <br /> Marks -said he was not- comfortable with telling people .they have to <br /> go through a variance procedure- to park .more than, four .cars <br /> in their driveways; <br />