(A) Temporary Storage Facilities:
1. No owner shall maintain a temporary storage facility, as defined in section 3.2.02 of this title, upon any property in the planning jurisdiction for a period of time in excess of twenty four (24) days during any sixty (60) day period, unless within such twenty four (24) days such facility is brought into compliance with all standards of the relevant zone, including, without limitation, setbacks for structures, and parking requirements (whether or not such facility otherwise meets the definition of “structure”). No such facility shall be used in lieu of usable interior working space of a commercial, business park or industrial land use for more than eighteen (18) months during construction of a permanent building. (Ord. 885, 3-24-2011)
2. A temporary storage facility shall not be installed so as to occupy required parking.
3. This section shall, as should the balance of the title, be given construction in accord with its evident purposes. For purposes of determining twenty four (24) days, for example, the interruption of the storage use of the facility shall not be considered an interruption of the twenty four (24) day period unless accompanied by removal of the facility from the property, nor shall the period be deemed interrupted by the moving of the facility from one location on the property to another location on the property or adjacent properties of the owner.
(B) Temporary Food Vendors:
1. No drive-up or drive-through service shall be permitted.
2. Temporary food vendors shall not utilize public-right-of way except for the following:
a. 2nd Street between East Lake Street and East Park Street.
b. Parking spaces adjacent to pedestrian bulb-outs not marked as disabled parking on East Lake Street between North 3rd Street and Pine Street.
c. Lenora Street between 1st Street and North 3rd Street.
d. East Park Street between 1st Street and North 3rd Street.
3. Temporary food vendors may operate on streets within residential zones, but are not permitted to be stationary for greater than ten (10) minutes while not actively engaged in a sales transaction.
(C) Temporary Merchandise Vendors:
1. All temporary merchandise vendors which remain in one location for more than seven (7) consecutive days shall be subject to design review.
(D) Temporary Vendor Courts:
1. All temporary vendor courts shall be subject to design review.
2. Temporary vendor courts located within the Scenic Route Overlay Zone shall be subject to the following additional design requirements:
a. No temporary freestanding signage
b. Landscaping or screening may be required at the discretion of the Administrator.
3. Permanent free standing signage is permitted in conformance with Chapter 9 of this title.
(E) Temporary uses associated with permitted Public Events in accordance with Chapter 8, Title IV of McCall City Code do not need any additional permitting. (Ord. 821, 2-23-2006, eff. 3-16-2006; amd. Ord. 1009, 10-6-2022)