Upon review of the application, the Department shall determine whether a minor encroachment permit is suitable for the encroachment requested in the application. A minor encroachment permit may be issued for temporary, short term, small, or inconsequential encroachments. Some examples of encroachments that may be suitable for a minor encroachment permit are: public telephones; news racks; placing temporary traffic barricades in the street; and placing merchandise on the sidewalk for a temporary sale. The determination by the Department regarding whether a minor encroachment is appropriate shall be final.
(Prior Code, Art. 18-3)