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18.116.040 5. Except for charitable events, tem- porary outdoor displays and/or sales shall be associated with a business on the site. 6. The zoning administrator has determined that the merchandise will be attractively displayed in an organized manner and has approved a decorat- ing/sign plan for any signs or decora- tions proposed for the event. Allowable decorations and attention getting devic- es are restricted to flags, pennants, banners, and other temporary signs and devices as deemed appropriate by the zoning administrator. 7. The event meets the requirements of the police and fire departments as to security, safety, noise, fire hazards, and emergency access; the event meets all applicable requirements of the building and fire codes; and the applicant has obtained all necessary permits. 8. Outdoor sales/displays shall not obstruct vehicular or pedestrian ingress to/egress from any business or to the business district/shopping center, and shall make available sufficient parking for customers as determined by the zoning administrator. 9. Outdoor sales/displays located on sidewalks shall meet the following physical requirements: a. A four foot (4') unobstructed side- walk clearance for pedestrians shall be maintained at all times from a table, chair, bench, display, planter, or any other appurtenance used as part of a sidewalk sale/display and a two foot (2') clearance shall be maintained from the face of curb to any such appurte- nance. b. No sale/display shall be located so as to block access to or from a build- ing. A minimum unobstructed clear area shall be maintained which extends two feet (2') to either side of both door jambs and eight feet (8') perpendicular- ly from the door in a closed position. 10. The property owner has approved the event in writing. C. Outdoor Sales During Hotel Con- ventions: Temporary outdoor display and/or sale of merchandise or services on a hotel site for which the applicant has obtained approval from the fire and police departments and which meet the following criteria shall be permitted at hotels. 1. Outdoor display and/or sale of merchandise or services shall be al- lowed only as part of a hotel conven- tion or conference. 2. The organization or association that holds the convention must be non- profit or charitable or, if the organiza- tion or association holding the event is for profit, then the convention must entirely benefit (minus operating costs) a charitable organization. Individual vendors at a convention may be for profit businesses. 3. Outdoor vendor areas are limited to convention attendees only and shall not be open to the general public. 4. Temporary outdoor sales shall not last longer than five (5) days. 5. The zoning administrator has determined that the merchandise will be attractively displayed in an organized manner and has approved a decorat- ing/sign plan for any signs or decora- tions proposed for the event. Allowable temporary signs are limited to: one nonilluminated "welcome" banner sign per convention and one nonilluminated identification sign per vendor during the event. The "welcome" banner may not exceed two feet (2') in height by 620-3 (Pleasanton December 2004)