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#334365 - 02/10/06 08:41 PM auto repair restrictions, Arizona
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Pima Co.,Arizona,which encompasses the City of Tucson and its surrounding areas attempted to bring to a vote of the Pima Co. Board of Supervisors a new amended version of the zoning regulations.The new law would have made it illegal to make any "major" repairs on your own registered vehicle in sight of the public."Minor" repairs would be limited to only 2X'S per month and must be performed at least 50 feet from the property line. Only 6 vehicles can be permitted to be seen from the street on property of no less than 1 acre and these must be registered.The Arizona Auto Hobbyist Council and many concerned enthusiasts blitzed the County Board members and the vote was put on hold pending a rewrite and a public forum. Stay tuned.Ron
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#334366 - 02/16/06 11:00 PM Re: auto repair restrictions, Arizona [Re: rons49]
PackardV8 Offline
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Registered: 01/09/03
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Follow the MONEY. It's either Insurance companies, NEW car dealers or some other big bussiness behind the bill. THEN EXPOSE them.
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#334367 - 07/28/06 03:28 PM Re: auto repair restrictions, Arizona [Re: PackardV8]
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Registered: 06/29/06
Posts: 12
Loc: Texas, United States
This is insane. Why should I pay somebody else to do the work on my vehicles when I can do it myself? I agree, follow the MONEY!!!
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#334368 - 11/14/06 11:40 AM Re: auto repair restrictions, Arizona [Re: LogansBuicks]
ted sweet Offline
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Loc: albany NY
in a town near me you can't park any vehicle outside, most be in the garage.
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