Agenda - Planning Commission - 07/21/2016

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(2) The location for the sale must meet the minimum setbacks for a principal building on the property, and may not be permitted on the following: public rights -of -way, landscaped areas, fire lanes, or drive aisles. (3) The location for the sale may not occupy more than 100 square feet. (4) The location for the sale may not occupy the required minimum parking spaces for the principal use(s) on the site. (5) The location for the sale must be large enough to provide adequate parking. (6) Use of the property for transient sales may not exceed ten days within a maximum period of six months. (7) Transient sales may not take place between the hours of 6:00 p.m. and 10:00 a.m. (8) No overnight storage of transient merchant equipment or merchandise may be allowed. Transient merchant equipment may be permitted on the premises only between the hours of 8:00 a.m. and 8:00 p.m. on a day transient sales are to take place. (9) Signs must be in conformance with Chapter 150 of the City Code and may not include horns, bells, loudspeakers, balloons, pennants, or other attention getting devices. (10) A license may be issued pursuant to the City Code, and may be conspicuously posted in the transient merchant's location. (11) Written permission to occupy the property must be filed with the application for Conditional Use Permit. § 152.345 TEMPORARY USES AND EVENTS. This section allows for certain temporary events and uses that are accessory to the principle use in a business district and typically occur for short durations on an infrequent basis. All events or uses may be conducted by the proprietor of the business conducted within the principal structure on the property. (A) Administrative permit required. Permits will not be issued until the issues discussed below have been resolved and the event or use is demonstrated to be in compliance with §§ 152.030 through 152.039 and all applicable City Codes to the satisfaction of the City Manager. (B) Temporary events. Permits may be required for any event with temporary structures or tents, preparation and service of food or beverages for sale, or traffic or parking congestion beyond that expected without the event. The events include outdoor religious events, tent sales, employment fairs, and other similar outdoor uses and events as determined by the City Manager. Construction activities related to the construction, demolition, or rehabilitation of a dwelling, building, or structure are not regulated by this section. (1) Events may be limited to ten consecutive days per calendar year and all equipment, structures, signs, or other evidence of the use may be removed from the property one day after termination of the event. (2) Disturbed turfed areas must be restored to their pre -event condition within three weeks.