§ 9.20. Outdoor display, sales, temporary.  


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  • A.

    Review. Temporary outdoor sales are subject to review and approval by the zoning administrator in accordance with this section.

    B.

    Location and restrictions. Temporary outdoor sales may be permitted only in connection with, incidental to, and on the same lot as, a permitted use. Outside party temporary outdoor sales and sales on vacant lots of record are prohibited. Proof of tenant occupancy in the principle building shall be provided to the satisfaction of the zoning administrator. This section does not apply to charitable fundraisers where 100 percent of proceeds benefit non-profit organizations which have been granted tax-exempt status by the Internal Revenue Service or a federal court.

    C.

    Submittal requirements. Applications shall include a site plan illustrating structures, tents, off-street parking, utilities, and lighting.

    D.

    Requirements.

    1.

    Merchandise sold shall be that of the regular retail use in the principal building of the site.

    2.

    The event or sale shall be permitted a maximum of twice during a calendar year for a maximum of 14 days total.

    3.

    A minimum pedestrian walkway with a clear area of at least five feet in width shall be maintained along the front of the display/sales area, driveway, and any public right-of-way.

    4.

    The sales area shall not extend into the clear vision area at any street intersection.

    5.

    No more than 20 percent of the available parking spaces may be utilized for temporary use.

    6.

    All temporary structures shall be erected in a safe manner in accordance with any applicable building codes, ordinances, and standards. Tents shall be subject to section 8.12.