Section 2.308.03 establishes the procedures for review of sign permits. Administrative actions are a Type I-A review. The applicant must indicate compliance with the sign code requirements in section 2.308. Appeal of the decision is to the hearings officer. (2/01)

Section 2.122 establishes the procedures for review of development within the floodplain. administrative actions of this type are a Type I-B review. The applicant must indicate compliance with the floodplain development standards section 2.122.05. Appeal of the decision is to the hearings officer. (3/10)

Section 2.123 establishes the procedures for review of development within the greenway. Administrative actions are a Type I-B review. The applicant must demonstrate compliance with the greenway development standards in section 2.123.06. Administrative actions permit uses outright and are not subject to staff review. The proposed action, however, may require a building permit and/or floodplain development permit. Appeal of the decision is to the hearings officer. (2/01)

(Ord. No. 2024-878, § 2(exh. B), 7-15-2024)

A.

Permit required. Each temporary business use under section 2.203.04 A shall be required to obtain a permit from the community development department to operate within the city. Copies of approved permits shall be forwarded to the police department and fire district. (5/98)

B.

Requirements. The permit shall be issued by the community development department, upon payment of the applicable fee, provided the intended use conforms to the requirements set forth in section 2.203.04 A., any conditions placed on approval and, further, provided that the applicant furnishes the following: (2/01)

1.

A signed statement from the property owner or lessee of the primary use on said property:

(1)

Granting permission for the property to be used by the permit applicant;

(2)

Copy of property deed or ground lease for subject property;

(3)

Specifying the day(s) for which permission is granted;

(4)

Containing the name, mailing address and telephone number of the owner or lessee; and

(5)

Acknowledging responsibility to ensure all litter, trash and materials on the property associated with the temporary use are removed within two days after the temporary use ceases. (2/01)

2.

A signed statement from the permit applicant:

(1)

Specifying the permit applicant's name, permanent home or business address (not P.O. box), home or business telephone number;

(2)

Specifying the type of use proposed by the applicant;

(3)

Attaching proof that any applicable state or federal licenses or other requirements to engage in the temporary use proposed by the applicant have been granted by the appropriate governmental agencies;

(4)

Acknowledging responsibility to ensure that all litter, trash and materials on the property associated with the temporary use are removed within two days after the temporary use ceases. (2/01)

3.

Each applicant shall be accompanied by a site plan. The site plan shall be drawn to a standard scale on a 8 ½-inch by 11-inch sheet of paper. The site plan shall include the following:

(1)

Locations of all existing structures;

(2)

Proposed location of temporary use;

(3)

Parking spaces and aisles within the parking lot;

(4)

Driveways; and

(5)

Streets. (2/01)

C.

Fee. The permit fee may be established by the city council by resolution. The community development department shall waive the permit fee for nonprofit organizations upon a written request for the waiver of said fee and appropriate proof that such organization has been granted nonprofit status by the Internal Revenue Service. (5/98)

D.

Length of operation. In determining the length of operation of a temporary use, the use will be deemed continuous from the first day that the permit was issued. The use will be deemed discontinued upon cessation of the temporary use, restoration of the premises as set forth herein, and surrender of the permit to the community development department, whichever occurs last. The applicant may apply and be granted approval up to six months in advance of the actual issuance of the permit. (2/01)

E.

Revocation. The temporary business permit may be revoked in the event that the operating business does not conform to the requirements specified in subsection 2.203.04.A, or if any of the information in the written statements referred to in subsection 3.102.04 is false. (5/98)

F.

Denial. Denial of a temporary use permit may be appealed to the hearings officer. (5/98)

Section 2.315 establishes the procedures for compliance with the development standards. Development review is an administrative action, which may be appealed to the planning commission. Development review is a Type I-C administrative action. (12/18)