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Mr. Lauterbach answered no. He opined that the temporary outdoor facilities are placed in visible locations because it is easy and no one has told them not to. Contractors should be able to comply with these regulations.

It was then moved by Mr. Byington that Application #24-3, for proposed text amendments of the Zoning Code to create a definition and provide specific regulations for the placement and use of Temporary Outdoor Facilities, submitted by the city of Oakwood, be recommended for approval to Oakwood City Council with a modification to Section 901.20(B)(4) to allow the Building Commissioner discretion in all zoning districts/uses. Mrs. Gowdy seconded the motion.

Upon call of the roll on the question of the motion, the following vote was recorded:

MRS. HARRISON GOWDY YEA
MR. GREG LAUTERBACH YEA
MR. KEVIN HILL YEA
MR. STEVE BYINGTON YEA

There being four (4) YEA votes, thereon, said motion carried.

There being no further business, the Planning Commission adjourned. The public meeting concluded at 4:57 p.m.

Signature of Harrison Gowdy, Chair

CHAIR

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Signature of the Clerk

CLERK