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achieve. However, she said she thought that if there was something that addresses what Mr. Royster is attempting to do, what his poten- tial can be , and perhaps suggest a 3-year or a 5-year plan , something that is reasonable. Comm. Morri asked why there was a necessity of building up so many tons and tons of tires when they are going to be easily available in the future. There is no market for it now. Chairman Jungeblut said that tires are going to go someplace. Comm. Carter said that when you talk about the potential of being able to shred 4 , 000 tires a day on an 8-hour day and you do it approximately 3 days per week, you will reach an objective on a quarterly basis of "X" amount of tires being shredded. I think that is one area of a written plan. Chairman Jungeblut said it comes down to whether you have a market for that shredded tires on the end and the viability of that market. Comm. Morri said there does not appear to be a market right now. Comm. Carter said that looking for a market is also part of the plan. Comm. Gillispie said he recalled that there was no market in 1985 either. Comm. Bozzano said that on Condition 11, he could go along with the applicant on this irrigation ditch being the natural boundary. Cars will not cross over an irrigation ditch. MOTION: Moved, seconded (Bozzano-Rojas ) and carried by a majority roll call vote to approve Alternative No. 1 in the staff report based on the facts listed under that Alternative. The conditions of appro- val are as follows : 1 . The permitted uses shall not, at any time, develop into a nuisance, as herein defined. If , in the opinion of the Planning Commission or Board of Supervisors , any County Ordinance or State Law or regulations or conditions attached hereto are being violated in connection with the operation of this use, they retain the power to revoke or modify this per- mit. For the purposes of this Use Permit, a nuisance is defined as follows: "Nuisance is defined as anything resulting from unreaso- nable or unlawful practices or from neglect which is , or tends to be, injurious to health, safety, or public welfare, or is unsightly or offensive to the senses so as to interfere with the comfortable enjoyment of life or property in the neighborhood area, as such neigh- borhood area is defined by the Planning Commission. " 2 . A revised site plan shall be submitted for approval to the Planning Division by April 1, 1987. All development construction, reconstruction, moving, remodeling, or other structural alteration shall be made in conformity with the approved site plan. Any variation from the site plan shall be first approved by the Planning Division or Planning Commission. PC: 1/22/87 -9- MINUTES