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1 2. Temporary outside display and sale of merchandise witfloot outside a building or protective structure 2 may be established for up to thirty twelvo (12)(30) consecutive calendar days a year after the issuance of a 3 temporary display/sales permit by the chief code enforcement officer Community Development Director or 4 designee, using the criteria set forth in subsection 3 below in any of the following business districts where 5 retail sales are allowed: B-2, B-3, B-4 and shopping center districts. A single temporary display sign..Qg 6 tenant, not to exceed twenty (20) square feet, within ten feet (10') of the sales area, and with property owner 7 approval, may be placed on a wall or solid surface for the thirty tweJ.y.e (R30) day temporary sale. A site 8 plan indicating the location of the sales area and sign shall be provided to the city for review and approval. 9 3. Incidental or seasonal sales, such as produce, nursery, or greenhouse sales, including an accessory 10 structure may be permitted after issuance of a seasonal sales permit for a period not to exceed ninety (90) 11 calendar days, after review of the following criteria submitted with the permit application: 12 a. The amount of outside sales area compared to the amount of inside sales space. 13 b. Location of the outside sales area and the extent it encroaches on required setbacks. 14 c. lmpact on traffic" ana pedestrian circulation. and emergency response on the site. 15 d. Impact on parking on the site. 16 e. The height of merchandise displays. 17 f. The hours which merchandise is displayed. 18 g. The type of merchandise to be displayed. 19 h. Incidental or seasonal display signage, to a maximum of seventy five (75) square feet in area, shall be 20 placed on a solid surface or attached to a solid surface for the tenn of the display. 21 i. Accessory structures used in incidental or seasonal displays shall meet all applicable fire codes and 22 parking lot setback requirements. (Ord. 1238, 3- 1 3-2000) 23 4. The outside display of merchandise, except as covered in subsections GE 1 E2, and GE3;l, of this section, 24 is permitted by conditional use permit. When considering any such conditional use pemlit request, the 25 planning commission and city council shall consider the following criteria to determine the impact of the 26 proposed outside display on the site, adjacent properties and the community as a whole: 27 a. The amount of outside sales area compared to the amount of inside sales space. 28 b. Location of the outside sales area and the extent it encroaches on required setbacks. 29 c. lmpact on traffic antI-pedestrian circulation, and emergency response on the site. 30 d. Impact on parking on the site. 31 e. The height of merchandise displays. 32 f. The hours in which merchandise is displayed. 33 g. The type of merchandise to be displayed. 34 5. The issuance of a conditional use pem1it for the outside display of merchandise shall not cause 35 nonconforming sites to be brought into conformance with all code requirements, or the dedication of street 36 rights of way. (Ord. 109l, 5-28-l991; amd. 1995 Code; Ord. l238, 3-13-2000) 37 F.H. Process And Equipment Limitations: Processes and equipment employed and goods processed or sold shall 38 be limited to those which are not objectionable by reason of odor, dust, smoke, cinders, gas, noise, 39 vibration, refuse matter or water-carried waste. 40 GJ. Buffer Zone Between Business And Residence District: Where a business district abuts a residence district, 41 any new development shall include a landscaped buffer zone. There shall be a protective strip ofland not 42 less than ten feet (10') in width. This protective strip shall contain no structures, shall not be used for 43 parking, off-street loading or storage. and shall be landscaped. The landscape treatment shall include a 44 compact screen wall or fence but shall not extend within fifteen feet (15') of the street right of way. The 45 planting or fence design must be approved by the city council Community Development Director or 46 designee as being in harmony with a residential neighborhood and providing sufficient screening of the 47 commercial area. The hedge or fence shall be no less than six feet (6') nor more than six and one half feet 48 ~ eight feet (8') in height. (Ord. 275, 5-l2-l959) 49 HJ-. Night Watchman Residences: A night watchman rcsidence office is allowed as an accessory use in all 50 business districts. (Ord. 997, 5-12-1986) 51 6