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INSPECTION OF JOHN ROWLEY SALVAGE YARD CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT 419 - Section 31, Town of Verona January 21, 1993 Inspection Conducted by Bill Fleck and Mary Sara The inspection was conducted with respect to the existing conditions required pursuant to CUP 419, see attached copy. CONDITION REPORT NUMBER 1 . A woven wire fence was in place around approximately 80% of the salvage area. There were two sections of approximately 20 feet each where Mr. Rowley had opened the fence to provide access for farm equipment or machinery. Some of the fence was in need of repair, but it was in place. 2 . Vehicles were not stacked on top of each other. Visibility protection for other properties located on the North and East side of the yard is an impossibility until trees planted by Mr. Rowley can grow to 12 feet or more in height, condition #1 does provide for plantings to grow. Both of these properties currently have substantial wooded area next to the Rowley property. 3 . The access road is in compliance. 4 . We have received no complaints and presume this has been complied with. 5 . Vehicle storage was substantially in compliance. There were two areas, one on the South side and one on the East side where 3 or 4 vehicles were pushed into the fence and encroached out 4 to 5 feet over the boundary of the yard. Other than that there were no junk vehicles or junk vehicle parts beyond the prescribed limits of the yard. There was a tow truck parked South of the yard fence, technically, this should be kept within the yard. Everything else stored or parked outside of the yard area had a legitimate ag use or purpose and would not be regulated by CUP 419 . 6 . Presumed compliance, we did not see any vehicles that would be in this category. 7 . We have had no complaints, presume compliance. 8 . In compliance. 9 . Not pertinent.