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20400 Kennefick Road,Acampo April 17,2001 Page Two Response: A drainagelparking plan was submitted and approved by the Public Works Department in February 1977: Since this plan was then submitted to the Planning Department as part of the Use Permit, it would appear that the parking issue was also approved. 4. Concern: There is to be no outside storage unless the area is fenced in. Response: The owner has agreed to provide this fence and remove trash and junk. 5. Concern: Business License indicates the manufacture of rubber wheels. Response: Our records indicate that Cope Manufacturing was issued Business License Number 97-0009. The description on this license is for the "manufacture of rubber and machine parts"While they may in fact manufacture rubber wheels,these are a component of the conveyor system that they repair or manufacture. 6. Concern:Trucks that drive onto the property honk their air horns. Response: In the past,'a sign was posted to tell the drivers to sound their horn to get the attention of the forlcli8 driver. Since we visited the site last November,this sign has been removed. It has been suggested that a sign be posted to not honk their horn when entering the property. An alternate suggestion would be to install a bell or buzzer that the driver could activate that would only ring inside the buildings. In meeting with Dan Mills of Cope Manufacturing,it appears that he would like to be a"good neighbor'not only to your client,but to everyone in the area. His intent is to install a fence along the side and rear portion of the property. This will now bring him into compliance with the Use Permit. He is aware that this fence must be either solid wood,masonry or metal;it cannot be chain link with slats. A clean-up of the property will be instituted by April 25th tb dispose of the debris and trash,and to enclose all machinery parts behind a fence. In addition,W.Mills will attempt to discontinue the use of the buck horns,as well as any disturbance that the trucks may cause. If adequate progress is not made,further legal action will be taken. I hope that this answers your concerns. I apologize for the time it took to respond;however,it took some time to research these items.