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RAFFIPIY: Thank you very much.
<br /> KERN: And to that note, Commissioner Aguinaldo, potentially the, you know, landI see what
<br /> you're getting at,to have that, you know that separation, the landscaping I think would be very
<br /> acceptable. We've done a lot of due diligence as far as trying to make sure that we're gonna
<br /> keep the, be able to meet Code, thus, the drive-through situation, and Fire is always tricky, but
<br /> landscaping? That could be a good solution.
<br /> RAFFIPIY: Thank you. Commissioner Replogle?
<br /> REPLOGLE: More a comment than acan you hear me? More a comment than a question. I
<br /> don't think they should be put in a position of not putting up a sign. They're not going to put up
<br /> the golden arches or anything like that, so, but a sign would be important for ambulances, fire,
<br /> emergency, family coming for some reason. I don't see the operation as something that's going
<br /> to have Las Vegas lights or anything. Thank you.
<br /> RAFFIPIY: Thank you, Mr. Replogle. Any other questions from the Commission?
<br /> KERN: Mr. Chair, I'm not sure if everybody got,but we did receive, there was six testimonies,
<br /> and I know four, I think made it on time, and two didn't, and they were all in support.
<br /> RAFFIPIY: Thank you very much. Commissioner Clarkson?
<br /> CLARKSON: Yes, I'd like to go back to the signage issue a bit, and the only reason I am
<br /> concentrating on this is " " is the difference between a home business and a public commercial
<br /> business, are there rules for signage for home businesses? Are they allowed to post a signage
<br /> that says, you know, so and so psychotherapy or so and so acupuncturist" "
<br /> ANDREWS: I would probably have to defer to Jeff Darrow. I don't think there are signage
<br /> requirements specifically stating in, for home occupation versus this type of permit application. I
<br /> mean, the Sign Code would, of course, have to be followed, which is Chapter 3 of the County
<br /> Code " "but as far as distinguishing home occupation, I don't think it specifically speaks to
<br /> that.
<br /> DARROW: It's a—cops, sorry. [Mr. Darrow raised his hand to speak.]
<br /> RAFFIPIY: Go ahead, Jeff.
<br /> DARROW: Thank you. I think it does speak to it, so we need to look at the home occupation
<br /> section, that's 25-4-7 I believe, oh no, that's B&B. It's right in that area right there, and I think it
<br /> purposely limited no signage, and the reason again is so that people did not know that there was
<br /> a business. With that being said, this is not following your typical home occupation process
<br /> which was set up to be in residential zones, and they come in for a home occupation declaration.
<br /> This is a Special Permit that has flexibility on conditions. There have been Special Permits that
<br /> come in, in the past, I mean, I'm sorry—if this was a Special Permit for a home occupation, it
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