For the purpose of this chapter, the following definitions shall apply unless the context clearly indicates or requires a different meaning.
ALCOHOL BEVERAGE CONSUMPTION AREA. The area associated with a place of entertainment with ABC permit designed for the outdoor consumption of alcohol. An area located on the portion of the sidewalk or pedestrian way adjacent to the place of entertainment with ABC permit.
PEDESTRIAN WAY. An improved walk or passageway intended for use by pedestrians, but not adjacent to any city street.
PLACE OF ENTERTAINMENT WITH ABC PERMIT. Establishments to include but not limited to bars, nightclubs, pool halls, and microbreweries. An establishment engaged primarily in the act or serving, selling, or allowing for the consumption of alcohol. The establishment may provide entertainment in the form of performances, recreation or sport but is not limited to these specific forms of entertainment. Places of entertainment may provide for alcohol beverage consumption areas on the sidewalk if permitted by City Council acting as the Board of Adjustment.
RESTAURANT. An establishment engaged in the business of regularly and customarily selling food, primarily to be eaten on the premises, including businesses that are referred to as RESTAURANTS, cafeterias, cafés, lunch stands, grills, snack bars, fast food businesses and other establishments such as drug stores, which have a lunch counter or other section where food or beverages are sold to be eaten on the premises.
RESTAURANT OPERATOR. The person, firm or corporation operating a restaurant and associated with sidewalk café, the owner and manager if different from the owner of the restaurant and associated sidewalk café.
SIDEWALK. That portion of public street between the curb line, or the lateral lines of a roadway if there is no curb, and the adjacent property line, that is intended for the use of pedestrians.
(Ord. 2008-41, passed 4-21-08; Am. Ord. 2023-51, passed 9-5-23)