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-15- <br /> Mr. Hastay said he would probably be in violation of both paragraphs 13 <br /> and 14 of Section 4 if the former applied to existing gravelled <br /> driveways. He said further that: <br /> -he has a travel trailer, a camper, a utility trailer and his son parks <br /> a small tent trailer in the same confined, covered area in his back- <br /> yard; <br /> -in the front yard he parks a work vehicle he has to have available to <br /> drive 24 hours a day, seven days a week, on the grass because of the <br /> hassle of getting it moved with his son' s and daughter' s car, as well <br /> as a small tractor he uses to plow his and his neighbor' s driveways, <br /> which he parks in front of his two stall garage where he has two <br /> other cars parked; <br /> -none of the cars are there during the day; <br /> -he had gone to quite a bit of expense putting in an 8 foot wide <br /> gravel driveway to reach his rear yard because he had no place else <br /> to park his summer vehicles where they wouldn' t be vandalized during <br /> the winter; <br /> -there was plenty of room in his backyard and he didn' t see why he <br /> couldn' t leave those vehicles there in the winter; <br /> -none of his immediate neighbors have ever complained to him about the <br /> number of vehicles he has; <br /> -he questioned whether there had really been enough complaints about <br /> other properties to justify such radical changes in the Ordinance; <br /> -the City would not let him put in four stalls when he built his <br /> garage. <br /> Myron Getter, 3409 - 33rd Avenue N.E. : <br /> -said his family had seven cars, a 'boat and a couple of trailers <br /> parked on his driveway and he perceived it was none of the City' s <br /> business how many they could afford; <br /> -was told the City was not trying to restrict the size of families but <br /> was only reacting to what happened on rental property when seven or <br /> eight students could rent a house and all parked their cars on the <br /> property. <br /> -indicated he knew some people were running businesses out of their <br /> homes by the type of vehicles parked on their property; <br /> -said he knew the case the City was trying to get rid of but didn' t <br /> think it was necessary to write a whole new ordinance for which half <br /> . the City would have to seek variances. <br />