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§ 19-160.6. Temporary authorization to operate.
   a.   Where an applicant for a license to operate a sidewalk cafe or a roadway cafe submits a petition for a revocable consent to operate a sidewalk cafe or roadway cafe for which a revocable consent granted to another person has lapsed or was terminated, the commissioner may authorize such applicant to operate the sidewalk cafe or roadway cafe at such premises pending the approval of a revocable consent for operating such cafe, provided that the plans for the cafe are the same as the cafe for which a revocable consent to operate had previously been granted and, if it is an enclosed sidewalk cafe, that the structure is the same for which consent was previously granted, and, provided further that such applicant makes a good faith effort to be granted a revocable consent to operate such sidewalk cafe or roadway cafe. For the purposes of this section, the commissioner may not authorize an applicant to operate a sidewalk cafe or a roadway cafe if the original consent has been expired for more than 2 years from the date of the submission of the petition of such applicant.
   b.   Where the department has approved a petition for a revocable consent to operate a sidewalk cafe or roadway cafe pursuant to chapter 14 of the charter, the rules of the department and sections 19-160.1 or 19-160.2 of this code, as applicable, the commissioner may authorize such applicant to operate such cafe pending the registration of such revocable consent by the comptroller, provided that: (i) the comptroller has consented to such authorization by the commissioner; and (ii) where the petition is for a revocable consent to operate a sidewalk cafe, the time for council to resolve to review such petition pursuant to subdivision e of section 19-160.2 of this code has expired, or the council has resolved to review such petition and has either approved such petition pursuant to subdivision f of such section, or has approved such petition with modifications and the petitioner has accepted such modifications in accordance with such subdivision.
(L.L. 2023/121, 8/16/2023, retro. eff. 6/20/2023)
Editor's note: For related unconsolidated provisions, see Appendix A at L.L. 2023/121.