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and/or two(2)trailers on site". A Notice of Violation and Order to Abate was mailed to the property owner on October 31, 2018, with a re-inspection date of December 7, 2018. The property owner has been in contact with Code Enforcement, and indicated to the Code Enforcement Officer that he understands that he can only have a maximum of one (1) truck and two (2) trailers on site. On December 7,2018,the Code Enforcement Officer completed a site visit.The Officer did not observe any violations, and the Code Enforcement Case was closed. Agricultural Truck Parking Agricultural Truck Parking is a conditionally permitted accessory use pursuant to Development Title Table 9-605.3 in the AG (General Agriculture), AL (Limited Agriculture), AU (Agriculture-Urban Reserve), and ARM (Agriculture Resource Management) zones, subject to a Site Approval application and the special use regulation contained in Development Title Section 9-605.6(f).This section states: (f) Agricultural Truck Parking. A permit approval for truck parking as an accessory use in the agricultural zone shall be subject to the following minimum requirements: (1) The property contains a minimum of two (2) acres for up to one (1) truck and two (2) trailers,-and four(4) acres for up to two (2)trucks and four(4)trailers; and (2) The property fronts on a County-maintained road with a minimum twenty(20)foot width of pavement. (3) The property contains the residence of the owner-operator of the truck(s). (4) No employees, other than members of the owner-operator's immediate family, are allowed in the agricultural truck parking operation. (5) One(1)accessory structure only is allowed for maintenance and repair of the permitted trucks and trailers. The provisions for Agricultural Truck Parking were added through a Development Title Text Amendment application (TA-89-0014), which was approved by the Board of Supervisors on October 25, 1990. Agricultural Truck Parking can apply to the parking of any type of truck in the agricultural zones, and is not limited to trucks to be utilized for agricultural purposes. There are no limitation placed on the trucks except the maximum number permitted on site. As a result, any owner-operator may park trucks on their property as long as the above special use regulations are met, and upon finalization of a Site Approval application.