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Ordinance No. 2179 <br /> Page 7 of 16 <br /> F. Suspension of Permit. The director of operation services, police chief, city <br /> engineer, or designee shall have the right to suspend or prohibit the operation of a <br /> sidewalk dining area or require removal of a sidewalk decorative display at any time <br /> because of anticipated or actual problems or conflicts in the use of the sidewalk area. <br /> Such problems or conflicts may arise from, but are not limited to, scheduled festivals, <br /> parades, marches and similar special events; repairs to the street, sidewalk or other <br /> public facility; or from demonstrations or emergencies occurring in the area. To the <br /> extent possible, the city will give prior written notice of any time period during which the <br /> operation of the sidewalk dining area or sidewalk decorative display must be <br /> suspended. <br /> G. Violation of Conditions. <br /> 1. If any portion of a sidewalk dining area or sidewalk decorative <br /> display obstructs the public right-of-way beyond which is provided for in this section, the <br /> zoning administrator or his or her designee shall immediately direct the permittee to <br /> move the obstruction. If the permittee fails to do so, the zoning administrator or his or <br /> her/her designee is entitled to immediately move the obstruction. <br /> 2. If the sidewalk dining area or sidewalk decorative display is not <br /> maintained in a neat, clean, and orderly condition, or as conditioned by the zoning <br /> administrator, the zoning administrator or his or her/her designee shall direct that the <br /> permittee or property owner correct the condition and/or remove the furniture, displays, <br /> and appurtenances. If the zoning administrator finds that it is necessary to remove the <br /> furniture, displays, enclosures or appurtenances in the interest of the public health, <br /> safety, or general welfare and the permittee fails to remove them, the zoning <br /> administrator or his or her/her designee may immediately remove them at the expense <br /> of the permittee or property owner. <br /> 3. A sidewalk dining/decorative display permit may be revoked by the <br /> zoning administrator upon a determination that the permittee has not complied with the <br /> provisions of this section or the conditions of the design review approval. The zoning <br /> administrator shall hold a hearing and, if not satisfied that the provisions or conditions <br /> are being complied with, shall revoke the permit or take such actions as may be <br /> necessary to ensure compliance with the regulation or condition. <br /> 4. The zoning administrator shall suspend the service of alcoholic <br /> beverages in the sidewalk dining area and shall hold a hearing on the matter as <br /> provided in subsection (G)(3) above if a sidewalk dining area serving alcoholic <br /> beverages is not operated as required in this section, or if the restaurant operator is not <br /> able to control patrons consuming alcoholic beverages to the extent that patrons <br /> demonstrate a pattern of behavior of loud, offensive, or abusive actions, the physical or <br /> verbal harassment of passers-by, or the removal of alcoholic beverages from the <br /> sidewalk dining area. <br /> H. Right to Modify or Revoke. If at any time a sidewalk dining area or <br /> sidewalk decorative display interferes with the public use of the sidewalk, the zoning <br /> administrator may review, modify or revoke the sidewalk dining/decorative display <br />