CHAPTER 1155
Supplemental Standards For Specific Uses
Supplemental Standards For Specific Uses
1155.01 Intent.
1155.02 Child day care centers.
1155.03 Adult day care centers.
1155.04 Farmers markets.
1155.05 Keeping of domestic farm animals and fowl.
1155.06 Food trucks.
CROSS REFERENCES
Board of Zoning Appeals - see ADM. Ch. 150
Certificates of occupancy; occupancy permits - see BLDG. Ch. 1313
Building permits, fees and deposits - see BLDG. Ch. 1329
1155.01 INTENT.
This Chapter is intended to provide specific standards for certain uses which, because of the nature of each use or its effect upon persons or property, requires that they be operated in compliance with certain standards and provisions. Such uses shall only be permitted when such uses meet the conditions set forth in this Chapter and this Code.
(Ord. 2018-94. Passed 10-21-19.)
1155.02 CHILD DAY CARE CENTERS.
(a) Permitted Uses; Compliance with Code and Building Code. A child day care center shall be permitted in Class U-5, U-7A, U-8, U-8A, U-9 and U-10 Districts, provided that it is in compliance with the following regulations, in addition to all other applicable requirements of this Code and the Building Code.
(b) Definitions. The definitions provided in Ohio R.C. 5104.01, as now adopted or as amended, are incorporated by reference herein.
(c) Submission of Applications; Transfer of Ownership.
(1) Application for approval to locate a child day care center shall be made to the Commission by the owner of the building where the proposed use will be located, or such owner's agent. This application may request preliminary approval subject to approval of the location by a State agency within one year. If preliminary approval is granted, an application for final approval will be considered after the final approval by a State agency.
(2) Approval, when granted, is not transferable to another entity without approval from the City.
(3) If a child day care center is sold or transferred, the new owner must apply for new approval. The new owner may operate the child day care center for up to ninety days while the new permit application is pending. A new owner shall be approved if such person meets all requirements of this Code and these Codified Ordinances.
(d) State Approval and Licensing.
(1) The child day care center shall have and continue to have a valid license from an agency of the State of Ohio to operate at such location, and it shall operate at all times in compliance with all applicable laws of the City, the State, the United States and any regulatory agencies of both the State and Federal Governments.
(2) The owner shall file with the Commission copies of documents showing State approval and licensing, and any notice of inspection, findings of violations and plans for correction sent by the State agency and responded to by the child day care center shall be made available to any City inspector upon request.
(e) Building Requirements.
(1) The use shall be located only in a one story building with at least two exits from the child day care center directly to the outside of such building.
(2) The building must contain a sprinkler system approved by the Fire and Rescue Department.
(3) Male and female rest rooms shall be provided within and for the exclusive use of the child day care center, with sufficient facilities as determined by the Commission.
(f) Site Development Plans. The Site Development Plan shall show:
(1) Any outdoor playground, with fences, curbs and locations for child playground equipment.
(2) Drop-off and pick-up areas for the children, with room provided for standing, loading and unloading automobiles.
(3) Off-street parking, which shall be one (1) space per required staff employee, plus one space for every twenty (20) children, measured at maximum occupancy under State law.
(g) Prohibited Employees. No person shall be employed in a child day care center who is prohibited from employment in a day care center or home as provided for in Ohio R.C. 5104.09.
(h) Operation.
(1) A child day care center must be operated in such a manner as to restrain loud noise, yelling or other conduct that will affect other tenants in the same or a neighboring building, and to protect the children.
(2) The outdoor area must be protected from vehicles, noise, smoke, vibration, odor, toxic or noxious fumes, or other hazards which threaten the health, safety and general welfare of the children. The Commission may request assistance in this regard from the City doctor or others.
(3) Any incident or circumstance which threatens the health, safety and general welfare of the children shall be immediately reported to the City Building Department.
(4) No child day care center shall permit any person to smoke in any indoor or outdoor space that is part of the center. This prohibition shall be posted in a conspicuous place at the main entrance of the center.
(Ord. 2018-94. Passed 10-21-19.)
1155.03 ADULT DAY CARE CENTERS.
(a) Definitions.
(1) "Adult Day Care Center" means a building or portion of a building in which an Adult Day Care Program is conducted for any part of a day and the program that is conducted in that building or portion of a building.
(2) "Adult Day Care Program" means a program designed to provide personal care and/or Skilled Nursing Care services to two or more adults for a fee by persons other than their guardians, custodians or relatives by blood or marriage, for any part of but less than twenty-four (24) hours a day in a place other than the adult's own home.
(3) "Personal Care Services" means services, other than Skilled Nursing Care, to assist in the daily care of the participant, including but not limited to a variety of health, social and related support services.
(4) "Skilled Nursing Care" means procedures that require technical skills and knowledge beyond those the untrained person possesses, and that are commonly employed in providing for the physical, mental and emotional needs of the elderly, ill, functionally impaired, or otherwise incapacitated adult.
(b) Permitted Uses; Compliance with Code and Building Code. An Adult Day Care Center shall be permitted in Class U-5, U-7A, U-8, U-8A, U-9 and U-10 Districts, provided that it is in compliance with the following regulations, in addition to all other applicable requirements of this Code and the Building Code. However where a nursing home is already on site, any related Adult Day Care Center shall be considered a compatible and accessory use without reference to the standards herein.
(c) Submission of Applications; Transfer of Ownership.
(1) Application for approval to locate an Adult Day Care Center shall be made to the Commission by the owner of the building where the proposed use will be located, or such owner's agent.
(2) Approval for an Occupancy Permit shall be issued to the person who is the owner/operator of the Adult Day Care Center and is not transferable without the approval of the City.
(3) If an Adult Day Care Center is sold or transferred, the new owner/operator must apply for new approval. The new owner/operator may operate the Adult Day Care Center for up to ninety (90) days while the new permit application is pending. A new owner/operator will be approved only if such person meets all requirements of this Code and these Codified Ordinances.
(d) Compliance with Laws.
(1) The Adult Day Care Center shall operate at all times in compliance with all applicable laws of the City, the State, the United States and any applicable regulatory agencies of both the State and Federal Governments.
(2) The owner/operator of the Adult Day Care Center shall file with the Commission copies of documents showing any notice of inspection, findings of violations or plans for correction sent by any governmental agency and responded to by the Adult Day Care Center, which shall be made available to any City inspector upon request.
(3) The Adult Day Care Center shall conform to all State rules, regulations, standards and laws governing or applying to such institutions, which are incorporated by reference herein.
(e) Building and Facility Requirements.
(1) The use shall be located in a one-story building or on the first floor of a multi-story building, and in either instance shall contain at least two (2) exits from the Adult Day Care Center directly to the outside of such building. There shall be no ingress or egress to or from the lobby area of the building.
(2) The building must contain a fire sprinkler system installed in accordance with 4101:2-9 OBBC, approved by the Fire and Rescue and Building Departments.
(3) Male and female rest rooms shall be provided within and for the exclusive use of the Adult Day Care Center, with sufficient facilities as determined by the Commission. Each rest room will meet handicap requirements as defined in the OBBC.
Toilet rooms shall conform to the following:
A. Separate toilet facilities are required for each sex.
B. One (1) water closet for every eight persons with a minimum of two (2) water closets in every toilet room.
C. A minimum of one (1) urinal shall be provided for each male toilet room; thereafter, urinals may be substituted for one-half (.5) of the required number of water closets.
D. One (1) lavatory shall be provided for each two (2) sanitary fixtures (water closet or urinal), but a minimum of one (1) lavatory shall be provided in each toilet room.
E. Twenty-four inches (24") of wash sink or eighteen inches (18") of circular basin shall be considered as one (1) lavatory.
(4) One drinking fountain shall be provided for each fifty (50) persons or less.
(5) The facility shall be accessible to people with disabilities and shall meet all applicable State and Federal guidelines regarding same.
(6) Sound transmission shall be controlled and appropriate sound-proof walls shall be inserted between the facility and facilities containing other tenants in the building. Walls, partitions and floor/ceiling assemblies separating the Adult Day Care Center from other tenants in the building or from public or service areas shall have a sound transmission class (STC) of not less than forty-five (45) for air-borne noise when tested in accordance with ASTM E90 listed in Chapter 35.
(7) A covering to protect participants from inclement weather shall be provided over one (1) outside entrance.
(8) Sufficient kitchen and dining areas shall be provided for the facility's specified requirements and programs.
(9) There shall be a fire alarm protective signaling system and automatic fire detection system serving the Adult Day Care Center, to be approved by the City's Building and Fire and Rescue Departments. In addition there shall be an approved security alarm internally on all exit doors to notify staff of someone leaving the facility.
(10) There shall be slip resistant surfaces on all stairs and ramps.
(f) Site Development Plans. The Site Development Plan shall show:
(1) Drop-off and pick-up areas for the participants, with sufficient space provided for standing, loading and unloading automobiles and accommodations for wheelchairs.
(2) Off-street parking, which shall consist of one (1) parking space for every two hundred (200) square feet of space in the Adult Day Care Center, but in any event there shall be a minimum of ten (10) parking spaces.
(g) Prohibited Employees. No person shall be employed in an Adult Day Care Center who would be prohibited from employment in a day care center or home as provided for in the requirements of Ohio R.C. 5104.09 which applies to child day care centers.
(h) Operation.
(1) An Adult Day Care Center must be operated in such a manner as to restrain loud noise, yelling or other conduct that will affect other tenants in the same or a neighboring building, and to protect the participants.
(2) Any outdoor area specifically affiliated with or utilized by the Adult Day Care Center must be protected from vehicles (other than routine drop-off and pickup), noise, smoke, vibration, odor, toxic or noxious fumes or other hazards which threaten the health, safety and general welfare of the participants. The Commission may request assistance in this regard from the City Doctor or others.
(3) Any incident or circumstance which threatens the health, safety or general welfare of the participants shall be immediately reported to the Safety Director of the City.
(4) At least one (1) registered or licensed nurse shall be on staff and present in the center at all times.
(5) There shall be a minimum of direct care staff to participant ratio of one (1) to eight (8) or better, depending upon the degree of impairment of the participants.
(6) Every Adult Day Care Center shall require criminal records checks of its applicants for employment to be conducted through the Beachwood Police Department, in the same manner provided for child day care centers under the Ohio Revised Code Section 5104.012. The cost of such checks shall be reimbursed to the City by the adult day care center. The results shall be governed by subsection (h) hereof.
(7) No Adult Day Care Center shall permit any person to smoke in any indoor space that is part of the center; provided, however that smoking by visitors, employees and participants may be permitted in a designated, enclosed area which is separately ventilated to the outside. This prohibition shall be posted in a conspicuous place at the main entrance of the center.
(Ord. 2018-94. Passed 10-21-19.)
1155.04 FARMERS MARKETS.
(a) Definitions.
(1) "Farmers Market" means an outdoor market open to the public where at least seventy-five percent (75%) of the displayed inventory of the product sold in each Farmers Market is Farm Products or Value-Added Farm Products.
(2) "Farm Product" means fruits, vegetables, mushrooms, herbs, grains, legumes, nuts, shell eggs, honey or other bee products, flowers, nursery stock, livestock food products (including meat, milk, yogurt, cheese, and other dairy products), and seafood.
(3) "Value-Added Farm Product" means any product processed from a Farm Product, such as baked goods, jams and jellies, canned vegetables, dried fruit, syrups, salsas, salad dressings, flour, coffee, smoked or canned meats or fish, sausages, or prepared foods.
(b) Special Permitted Use. Farmers Markets may be established in the City in any nonresidential district with the approval of the Safety Director and a permit issued by the Building Commissioner. Such a permit shall be issued only when the Safety Director and the Building Commissioner find that the proposed use is a Farmers Market, as defined in subsection (a)(l) hereof, and complies with all the requirements and standards of this section. Wherever feasible, Farmer's Markets are to locate on sites that have convenient pedestrian, bike and public transit access and sufficient off-street parking.
(c) Requirements and Standards. Farmers Markets shall only be permitted subject to the following requirements and standards:
(1) Farmers Markets shall not be operated more than once a week at one location and shall be limited to the months of May through October.
(2) Hours of operation shall be limited to 9:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.
(3) There will be no cooking on premises.
(4) Farmers Markets and their vendors shall obtain all required operating and health permits and said permits (or copies) shall be in the possession of the Farmers Market operator or the vendor as applicable, on the site of the Farmers Market during all hours of operation.
(5) Farmers Markets shall be registered with the Ohio Department of Agriculture, Division of Food Safety, and present proof of such registration to the Building Commissioner.
(6) Farmers Markets must have a representative of the operator authorized to direct the operations of all vendors participating in the market on the site of the market during all hours of operation.
(7) The host property must provide waste removal and/or recycling facilities and services, in accordance with applicable codes and as approved by the City, for all Farmers Market operations, including vendors and patrons.
(8) Sanitary facilities for vendors of the Farmers Market must be provided by the host property.
(9) During the hours of operation, dedicated and exclusive parking for the Farmers Market shall be provided at the rate of a minimum of one (1) parking space per booth or vendor.
(10) For the purpose of a Farmers Market only, required on-site parking spaces of the host property may apply towards meeting the number of required parking spaces required for the Farmers Market provided such arrangement does not render the host property deficient in its parking requirement. There shall be a written agreement signed by both the property owner and the Farmers Market Manager establishing that there will be no parking demand associated with the use of the host property for the same parking space(s) during the hours of the Farmers Market operation.
(11) One temporary free-standing sign not to exceed ten (10) square feet in area and six feet (6') in height may be permitted for the Farmers Market provided that a temporary sign permit is obtained from the Building Department and that the location of the sign is approved by the Building Commissioner and the Police Chief. The temporary sign authorized by this subsection shall be installed no sooner than the day before the Farmers Market and shall be removed by the end of the day of the Farmers Market.
(Ord. 2018-94. Passed 10-21-19.)
1155.05 KEEPING OF DOMESTIC FARM ANIMALS AND FOWL.
(a) Definitions.
(1) "Domestic Farm Animal" or "Domestic Farm Animals" means one (1) or two (2) goats or one (1) sheep. Any other animal is not a Domestic Farm Animal for purposes of this section.
(2) "Fowl" includes geese, turkeys, ducks, chickens, and any other similar type of animal. Fowl does not include roosters.
(b) Purpose. The purpose of this section is to permit the keeping of Domestic Farm Animals and Fowl in a manner that prevents nuisances to occupants of nearby properties and prevents conditions that are unsanitary or unsafe. Domestic Farm Animals may be kept only when specific findings are made by the Commission that the Domestic Farm Animal use meets the conditions set forth in this section and the Code.
(c) Special Permitted Use- Keeping of Domestic Farm Animal. In addition to Fowl, Domestic Farm Animals, upon approval of a Domestic Farm Animal application by the Commission and issuance of a permit by the Building Commissioner, are permitted on a residential parcel in excess of 1.1 acres. The keeping of Domestic Farm Animals is limited to a maximum of two (2) goats or one (1) sheep per residential parcel in excess of 1.1 acres. A permit shall be issued only if the Commission and the Building Commissioner find that all requirements and standards of this section are met. Domestic farm animals are not permitted in any non-residential district. A Domestic Farm Animals Special Use Permit is valid for an indefinite period of time provided that there is no material change from the information provided in the Domestic Farm Animals Special Use Permit Application and the keeping of the Domestic Farm Animal or Animals is in accordance with the requirements of this section.
(d) Domestic Farm Animal Special Use Permit Application. A Domestic Farm Animal Special Use Permit application shall be provided by the Building Commissioner and shall require an applicant to provide the following:
(1) The address of the property where the applicant proposes to keep a Domestic Farm Animal and the name and address of the applicant and the property owner, if different than the applicant;
(2) A survey, prepared by professional surveyor, indicating the total acreage of the property;
(3) The type of proposed Domestic Farm Animal or Domestic Farm Animals;
(4) A statement regarding whether or not Fowl are currently kept on the property;
(5) A description of the structure where the Domestic Farm Animal or Domestic Farm Animals will be kept and a drawing depicting the location of such structure on the property in relation to other structures on the property, the property lines; and neighboring structures;
(6) A description of the area where the Domestic Farm Animal or Domestic Farm Animals will be permitted to graze, roam, or otherwise occupy and a drawing depicting such area in relation to other structures on the property, the property lines, and neighboring structures;
(7) A statement regarding any existing and proposed fence structures on the property;
(8) A statement indicating the noise and odor control measures, including the disposal of Domestic Farm Animal waste, that the applicant will utilize in order to limit public nuisance complaints;
(9) A statement indicating that the applicant, if a permit is granted, will take the necessary measures to ensure that the Domestic Farm Animal or Domestic Farm Animals receive proper medical treatment and vaccinations and that, upon request of the Building Commissioner, documentation of such medical treatment and vaccinations will be provided to the Building Commissioner;
(10) A statement granting the Building Commissioner or the Building Commissioner's designee authority to access the property to determine compliance with this section and any other applicable Codified Ordinances;
(11) A statement acknowledging that, if a permit is granted, and such permit is revoked the immediate removal of the Domestic Farm Animal or Domestic Farm Animals is required;
(12) A statement indicating that the applicant, if a permit is granted, will update the information provided on the application, including information relating to the keeping of Fowl and changes to fences structures, as may be necessary to ensure that the City has current and accurate information relating to the keeping of the authorized Domestic Farm Animal or Domestic Farm Animals on file; and
(13) Any other information that the Building Commissioner may deem relevant to determine compliance with this section.
(e) Notification to Neighboring Property. The Building Commissioner, upon receipt of a Domestic Farm Animal application, shall send written notice of the filing of such application to each abutting property owner. The Building Commissioner shall approve a Domestic Farm Animal application only if it finds that the domestic farm animal use meets the conditions set forth in this section and the Code.
(f) Requirements and Standards. Domestic farm animals shall only be permitted in a residential district if the following requirements and standards are met and a permit may be revoked for failure to adhere to the following requirements and standards:
(1) Domestic Farm Animals are kept on property is in excess of 1.1 acres;
(2) Domestic Farm Animals are kept in a structure designed to house the domestic farm animals and the structure is maintained in sanitary condition and in good repair;
(3) The Domestic Farm Animal structure conforms to all Code requirements and is located not less than twenty feet (20') from the rear or side yard line and not less than two hundred feet (200') from any existing residence on an adjacent property;
(4) Any Domestic Farm Animal pasture or other area where the Domestic Farm Animal will graze, roam, or otherwise occupy is located not less than ten feet (10') from the rear or side yard line and not less than two hundred feet (200') from any existing residence on an adjacent property;
(5) The Domestic Farm Animals are kept in conditions that limit odors and noise and the attraction of insects and rodents so as not to cause a nuisance to occupants of nearby properties and not to cause health hazards;
(6) The Domestic Farm Animals are kept in a manner that is not injurious or unhealthful to the animal and receives necessary medical treatment and vaccinations; and
(7) The Domestic Farm Animals are kept in a manner that complies with all provisions of the Codified Ordinances, including Section 618.12.
(g) Inspection and Permit Revocation. The Building Commissioner or the Building Commissioner's designee has the authority to inspect any property where Domestic Farm Animals or Fowl are kept to determine compliance with the regulations of this section. The Building Commissioner, upon inspection and determination that a violation this section exists and permit revocation is necessary to ensure compliance with this section, shall send written notice of such violation and permit revocation to the keeper of the Domestic Farm Animal and the property owner, if different than the keeper of the Domestic Farm Animal. The notice shall state the violation and that the keeper of the Domestic Farm Animal or the property owner has the right to appeal such permit revocation determination within ten (10) calendar days of receipt of the notice to the Safety Director. All appeals shall be filed in writing with the Safety Director. The Safety Director shall hear the appeal within ten (10) calendar days and the determination of the Safety Director shall be final.
(h) Prohibition Against Keeping of Domestic Farm Animals When a Permit is Revoked. Any person, including the keeper of Domestic Farm Animals and any property owner where Domestic Farm Animals are kept, that has a Domestic Farm Animals Special Use Permit revoked is prohibited from obtaining a future Domestic Farm Animals Special Use Permit.
(i) Keeping of Fowl. A permit is not required for the keeping of Fowl. However, Fowl must be restrained at all times in a structure designed to house Fowl. Such structure shall be no larger than four feet (4') by four feet (4') by four feet (4'), enclosed on all sides and on top, and maintained in sanitary condition and in good repair. The structure shall conform to all Code requirements and shall be located not less than twenty feet (20') from the rear or side yard line and not less than two hundred feet (200') from any existing residence on an adjacent property.
(j) Roosters Prohibited. No person shall keep a rooster in the City.
(k) Penalty. No person shall keep any farm animal or Fowl in violation of this section.
(Ord. 2018-94. Passed 10-21-19.)
1155.06 FOOD TRUCKS.
(a) Definitions.
"Food Truck" means any mobile food preparation vehicle, whether self-propelled or attached as a trailer in which food is processed, prepared, stored, or dispensed to the paying consumer.
"Food Truck Park" means a permanent arrangement of parking, seating, and restroom facilities for four (4) or more Food Trucks for which a Site Development Plan has been approved by the Planning and Zoning Commission.
(b) Special Permitted Use. Food Trucks may be permitted on private property in the City with the written approval of the property owner in any U-4A Integrated Business District, U-4B Shopping Center District, U-5 Public and Institutional District, U-8 Industrial and Office Mixed-Use District, or U-7A General Office Building District with the approval of the Safety Director and a permit issued by the Building Commissioner. Such a permit shall be issued only when the Safety Director and the Building Commissioner find that the proposed use complies with all the requirements and standards of this section. Food Trucks shall locate only on sites that have convenient pedestrian, bike and vehicular access and sufficient off-street parking. Violation of any of the requirements and standards of this Section shall result in immediate revocation of the special permit.
(c) Requirements and Standards. Food Trucks shall only be permitted subject to the following requirements and standards except where a Food Truck Park has been approved by the Planning and Zoning Commission as provided in subsection D hereof:
(1) Food Trucks shall not conduct vending more than once a week at any one (1) property, other than at active construction sites as authorized by the Building Commissioner.
(2) Hours of operation shall be limited to between 7:00 a.m. and 9:00 p.m.
(3) Food Trucks shall maintain a minimum separation of ten feet (10') between vehicles and/or equipment and shall not be parked or operated within twenty feet (20') of a building.
(4) Sanitary facilities for vendors must be provided by the host property.
(5) Food Trucks may not be parked overnight, and must be removed from the property.
(6) Food trucks must be self-contained when vending, except for the required trash and/or recycling receptacles, which shall be placed in close proximity to the food truck and shall not impede the free movement of automobiles or pedestrians.
(7) Food Truck vendors or the host property owner shall remove all waste and trash at the close of business.
(8) Food Trucks must be specifically designed and constructed to sell the food offered and be approved by the Cuyahoga County Board of Health.
(9) Food Trucks shall serve pedestrian customers only. No drive-through or drive-in service.
(10) Each Food Truck shall display its Health Department Certificate in a prominent location.
(11) Food Truck vendors must have a valid State of Ohio driver's license and vehicle registration.
(12) Food Trucks shall be located so as to minimize the impact on available parking, and shall not block fire hydrants, fire lanes, or means of egress from buildings.
(13) Food Trucks shall comply at all times with the City's noise regulations.
(14) Food Truck vendors may only conduct business when their vehicles are parked and stationary.
(16) Food Trucks operators shall register with the City and shall be subject to inspection by the City's Fire Prevention Bureau during operation.
(17) Fueling of Food Trucks or associated generators shall not be permitted at the vending site.
(18) Each Food Truck shall have an exterior emergency shut off for flow from propane and/or natural gas tanks and said shut off shall be clearly marked.
(19) All Food Trucks shall have a minimum ten (10) lb. ABC fire extinguisher. Food Trucks that produce grease laden vapors shall have a "K" class fire extinguisher.
(20) Generators not permanently attached to Food Trucks shall be located a minimum of twenty feet (20') from any building, vehicle, or other equipment.
(21) There shall be no alcoholic beverage service associated with Food Truck vending.
(d) Food Truck Parks. The Planning and Zoning Commission may approve a Site Development Plan for a Food Truck Park in any U-4A Integrated Business District or U-4B Shopping Center District provided that such facilities comply with the following criteria and standards:
(1) Food Trucks shall only operate from designated spaces in accordance with the approved Site Development Plan.
(2) The number of Food Trucks shall be as designated on the approved Site Development Plan.
(3) Hours of operation shall be limited to between 7:00 a.m. and 11:00 p.m.
(4) Food Trucks shall maintain a minimum separation of ten feet (10') between vehicles.
(5) Restroom facilities for patrons shall be provided on site in a permanent building.
(6) Covered and open air seating for patrons shall be provided in accordance with the approved Site Development Plan.
(7) Food trucks must be self-contained when vending, except for the required trash and/or recycling receptacles, which shall be placed in close proximity to the food truck and shall not impede the free movement of automobiles or pedestrians.
(8) Food Trucks must be specifically designed and constructed to sell the food offered and be approved by the Cuyahoga County Board of Health.
(9) Food Trucks shall serve pedestrian customers only. No drive-through or drive-in service.
(10) Each Food Truck shall display its Health Department Certificate in a prominent location.
(11) Food Truck vendors must have a valid State of Ohio driver's license and vehicle registration.
(12) Food Trucks shall comply at all times with the City's noise regulations.
(14) Food Trucks operators shall register with the City and shall be subject to inspection by the City's Fire Prevention Bureau during operation.
(15) Fueling of Food Trucks or associated generators shall not be permitted at the vending site.
(16) Each Food Truck shall have an exterior emergency shut off for flow from propane and/or natural gas tanks and said shut off shall be clearly marked.
(17) All Food Trucks shall have a minimum ten (10) lb. ABC fire extinguisher. Food Trucks that produce grease laden vapors shall have a "K" class fire extinguisher.
(18) Generators not permanently attached to Food Trucks shall be located a minimum of twenty feet (20') from any building, vehicle, or other equipment.
(Ord. 2018-94. Passed 10-21-19.)