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1. Purpose: This section authorizes the establishment of temporary uses subject to a zoning certificate.
2. Applicability:
A. Types of temporary uses and structures that may be approved under the temporary use approval process include:
(1) Temporary buildings;
(2) Temporary display and sale of merchandise;
(3) Model homes, trailers, activities, and/or uses incidental to the construction of a building or group of buildings on the same or adjacent premises;
(4) Seasonal uses (e.g., fireworks stands, Christmas tree lots, and produce stands); and
(5) Other uses that clearly are not associated with a holiday, the growing season, or a construction project may be considered for approval by the Director.
B. Uses that may not be considered for temporary approval include:
(1) Uses that require PZC approval.
(2) Structures or uses that are intended to be placed upon unimproved property, other than seasonal uses or uses incidental to construction.
3. General Standards For Temporary Uses: A temporary use may be approved provided that the use complies with the following standards:
A. Compliance With This Code And Other Law: The use shall be conducted in compliance with regulations administered and enforced by other city, state and federal agencies.
B. Location: The temporary use shall allow for placement of a temporary structure, vehicle, sign, etc. outside of any vision triangle, required setback, required parking stall (except as permitted for temporary, outdoor display sale of merchandise), service drive area, dedicated trash dumpster location, sidewalk, or any other position on a lot that may interfere with vehicular or pedestrian circulation, or the normal functions of other uses on the property, or be potentially hazardous to the public.
C. Duration: Depending on the nature of the use, and with the exception of produce stands, a temporary use certificate shall not exceed 180 (consecutive) days. Produce stands may be approved annually.
D. Requirements For Seasonal Temporary Uses: Seasonal uses require approval from the City Clerk's Office.