(a) Newspaper boxes shall be permitted as accessory uses only when the principal use of the property is a restaurant, which is an existing and functioning use of the property.
(b) There shall be no more than six (6) newspaper boxes placed outside of any one establishment.
(c) The newspaper boxes shall be placed as close to the entrance of the establishment as practicable and shall be located in such a way as not to interrupt pedestrian ways, required parking or vehicular or handicap access.
(d) Each newspaper box shall be anchored to the ground or the building, or otherwise secured in a manner acceptable to the Building Commissioner, in order to prevent theft or other movement of the box.
(e) The newspaper boxes and the surrounding areas shall be well maintained and free of litter and debris at all times.
(f) The Planning and Zoning Commission shall determine compliance with the provisions of this Section following the procedures for Final Plan Approval, pursuant to Section 1143.05. The Building Commissioner shall waive those items of the submission requirements in Section 1143.06(b) that are not necessary or relevant for the Planning and Zoning Commission to determine compliance with this Section. Once approved, newspaper boxes may continue in compliance with the provisions of this Section as long as a restaurant occupies the building.
(Ord. 2006-43. Passed 2-21-07.)