"Ancillary services" means any program, activity, or service provided to clients and/or prospective clients based on their individual needs and circumstances for the purpose of promoting their physical well-being. "Ancillary services" shall include, but not be limited to, counseling, vocational training, case management, medical services, peer-based services, rehabilitative services, skills development and recreational activities.
"Application" means an initial or renewal application for a service permit.
"Client" means any person actually receiving or benefiting from the provision of services.
"Food" means all articles used for human food, drink, confectionery or condiment, whether simple, mixed, or compound.
"Occasional event" means any activity, program, or project providing services that occurs on not more than one day in a consecutive 90 day period.
"Prospective client" means any person seeking to obtain any services provided in the city.
"Public property" means any property owned by the city or the Redevelopment Agency, except dedicated rights-of-way and leased property.
"Services" means any activity, program, or project providing "ancillary services" or "food" to clients on public property for the purpose of promoting the client's physical well-being.
"Service area" means the designated location of the "services."
"Service permit" means the permit, required by this chapter, which must be obtained by all service providers prior to the provision of services on public property in the city.
"Service provider" means any individual or organization providing services on public property to clients for the purpose of promoting their physical well-being. "Service provider" shall not include any individual home, church, private club, or other nonprofit organization that provides services to fewer than 12 clients or that provides services at occasional events.
(Ord. 2619 § 3, 2002.)