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Question 5 What is a reasonable limit for the number of vehicles/trailers/RVs/boats, etc. a homeowner should be able to store outdoors? Please note the current code does not limit vehicle storage on proper surfaces. o 2 48.3% (58 responses) o 4 9.2% (11 responses) o 8 1.7% (2 responses) o No limit (leave the ordinance as is)35.8% (43 responses) Question 6 When viewable from the street, is a tarp considered an acceptable covering for items being stored outside? o Yes 40.8% (49 responses) o No 40.0% (48 responses) o Case by case basis 19.2% (23 responses) Comments: “A tarp is a temporary solution. It doesn't solve the long term issue. If it was covering a boat or something that's different. Covering trash is unacceptable.” “Depends on how long, what it’s covering and condition of the tarp and stored item.” “It’s an eyesore for neighbors.” “If storing a car or something temporarily for the winter, but not permanent storage.” “If tidy and secure.” “It depends on the condition on the tarp and what it is covering. If it is covering logs by a fire pit, that is acceptable. But if it is a tattered covering a rusted out car that is 20 years old it is not acceptable.” “OK for a short amount of time perhaps. Depending on how large the stored items are.” “We have people in our neighborhood that have business equipment in their driveway. Shouldn't it be stored at their business?” “Would depend on the amount being stored and the condition of the tarps being used.” “Yes if tarp’s integrity is maintained.” “A tarp in good shape, tied or strapped down well. Not a hideous color. Done in a way that it's not an eyesore.” “Car under repair for a short time is OK.” “Depends what is being covered, vehicles or boats yes, piles of garbage, no.”