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imposed and has no bearing on the variance request, he maintains.
Addressing the conditions imposed as part of the temporary variance, Konick notes that the noise restrictions in Article 13 of the zoning ordinance apply to commercial, industrial, com mercial - re creational, institutional, multi-family housing, condominiums and trailer park uses and are therefore "inappropriate and insufficient to protect the interests of neighboring property owners" in a residential subdivision district.
Allowing sound amplification until 10 p.m. “will make peaceful, quiet or ordinary conversation... impossible" and will prevent families from enjoying rest, quiet or sleep, he contends. Noting that the county has no equipment for monitoring the noise limits applied in the campground variance. Konick maintains the restrictions are therefore unenforceable.
The variance sets a limit of 400 on the number of persons to be allowed on the NPEA property "for the purpose of attending religious services." Konick argues that 400
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