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Reso 4333 C I T Y O F C U P E R T I N O � 10300 Torre Avenue Cupertino, California 95014 1 � R�SOL�TI'ION NO. 4333 � OF TI� PLANNING OONIl"IISSION OF TI� CI`l'Y OF CUPE�I'INO INTIIZPRETING TI� INCIDE�ITAL PROVISION OF INDOOR FOOD SERVICE AREA SEATING AS A PF,f2MI'I'I'ID USE IN A I2�I'AIL GROCERY OU'I'L�I' UNDER DEFINID CIRC:UMSTANCFS The Director of Community Development may allow indoor seating without securing a Use Permtit for consiunption of food items purchased on the � premises of a retail grocery outlet when the foll�aing guidelines are met: � 1) Availability of the seating area cannot be advertised, and table side waiter/waitress service may not be offered. ' 2) Food items for on premises constunption must be purcllased at the regular checkout counter. (�ception: If the food item is purchased at an in-store deli counter or similar sales area whic.h is under the same managexne,nt control as that of the main sales , floor, it may then be purchased at a satellite cash register.) 3) Hours of availability for the seating area coincide with hours of operation for the grocery sales floor. 4) Management of the seating area remains the responsibility of the grocery operator including removal of litter. 5) The existing parking space inventory for the grocesy outlet site � is consistent with City Ordinance requirements at the time the seating area is installed. 6) the ability to provide incidental food service seating does not apply to "convenience markets" as defined in Sec.-tion 4.2 of Ordinance 1344. 7) total seating does not exceed a ratio of one (1) seat for every 500 s.f. of gross floor area. � 8) no alcoholic beverages will be consLmned in the seating area. The Director of Co�ununity Development may still require an application for a Use Permit in any specific case to address explicit matters of community � concexn, even when it appears that the above-stated criteria can be met. PASSID AND ADOPTID this 25th day of March, 1991 at a R�gular Meeting of i the Planning Co�nission of the City of Cupe,rtino by the foll�wing roll call vote: AYES: C�OI�SSIONERS: Austin, Mahoney, Fazekas, Chrnul. Macacenzie NOES : C`O1�MaSSIONERS : None ABSTAIl�I: CONIl�SSIONERS: None ABSENT: C�OI�IISSIONERS: Mann A APPROVID: k Donald Mackenzi Chairman City P er Cupertino Plannuig Commission \peresos\reso1344 - . o a,�. n r� �on � / 3�� , �,�► na d� �� s C I T Y O F C U P E R T I N O 10300 7.brre Avenue Cupertir�o, California 95014 FtFSOL[TIION NO. 4333 OF THE PLANNlNG OOI�A�IISSION OF � C�fY OF Q7PII�PIIdO IN1�2PREl�IG ISiE INCIDfNrAI, PROVISION OF INDOOR FiDOD SERVICE ARFA SFATING AS A PFSd�IITI�D USE IN A REP� GROCII2Y WI7�Er iR�IDFR DEFTfIID CII2�P'LSII�PICFS Zhe Director of Oammu�ity Develo�ient may aliow indoor seati�without securinq a Use Pern�tit for cons�snption of food items purchased on the pre�nises of a reffiil grooety outlet when the following guidelines are met: 1) Availability of the seati� area cannot be advertised, and table side oraiter/waitress seivice may not be offeted. 2) Food iten�s for on premises cons�mq�tion aaLSt be P�cha-�ed at the reqular checltout counter. (F�ccception: If the food item is purchased at an in-store deli counter ar similar sales area which i.S urrler the same management control as that of the main sales floor, it may then be purc,hased at a satellite cash register.) 3) Hours of availability for the seati� area coincide with hours of operation for the grocety sales floor. 4) Management of the seating area remai*+G the responsibility of the grocery operator including reinoval of litter. 5) Rhe existin4 Parkin4 space inventory far the grocery outlet site is consistent with City Ordinance rer�,ir� at the time the seating area is installed. 6) the ability to prwide incidental food service seating does not apply to "corn�enier�ce markets" as defined in Section 4.2 of Ordinanoe 1344. 7) tatal seatiz�g does not exc�ed a ratio of one (1) seat for every 500 s.f. of gross floor area. 8) no alooholic beverages will be consivaed in the seating area. 'Ihe Director of c.o�i.ty Development may still r��ire an application for a Use Permit in any specific case to address explicit matters of c�umuiity concern, even when it appears that the above-stated criteria can be met. PASSID AND ADOPTID this 25th day of March, 1991 at a Regular Meeti�J of the planning Co�nission of the City of �vpertino by the following roll call vote: AYFS: OONAffSSIONFRS: Austin, Mahoney, Fazekas, Qzram. Mackenzie NOFS: �P2iSSIONFRS: None AgSPABJ: Q'k�IISSIONfRS: None ABSFIJP: OOI�M'aSSIONFRS: Mann ATPFSP: ��ID: 1s/ Mark Caucrhev /s/ Donald Mackenzie Mark Cauc�ey Donald Mackenzie, Chairman City Planner Qipettino Planning Comm�ission \pcce_sos\reso1344 Citt� af Cuperti�o 10300 Torre Avenue P�� Cuper�inn,CA 9507<-lA5 Cupertino,CA 95015-0580 iclephone:(C08)252•4505 FAX:(408)252A753 COh1MUNITY DEVELOPMENi Mat'ch 27, 1991 Matteoni, Saxe and Nanda 1740 Technology Qrive Stiite 250 San Jose, CA. 95110 � ATIN: Del�a Cauble SUB,7DGT: Correspondence of 03/26/91 In response to the subject letter on behalf of Marirsa Foods, Inc., we have enclosed a copy of the Plannir�g Coimnission's recently adopted Resolution 4333 detailirg guidelines under which incidental indoor food service area seating may be added to a retail grocesy outlet without the b�u�den of a use �n++;t application. Please discuss the ter� of the Resolution with your clients to be certain that they iu�derstand the bpsfefits and constraints of the interpretation. If they crn�ly with the guidelir�es thetein, they may inctitute deli area seating at their Stevens CreeJc Boulevard location without further review. Please call me if you have questions about this matter. CIT'Y o FFIi�alo k Caughey, AICP City Planner �� '�-�' ,-`�1�,r' .=��-,;� �'� - � �� ►� ��°f 'fe_N �c.� s. �..�crt�,v� ��-:.�. =.�b �� - r�++rc� ALTEflN/1TIVE FOOD STORE 1890 S.Baxom Avenue Campbell,Calil.95009 FRANK ASHTON (40B)371•5000 �o>M�te S � l�cc��iC i IhJo�J�X ��.. /'1dr:✓� �icY�` Garr Ht. /U«�J,y — �ewt.��.- Ga�y M. N�I.y, S»c.. . 7 35 .T»o�'�sEs��( �• , �?h Ga.�.s, �4. qfa70 �4i.� 3'tg-f741 �GblZ 1.• G a�le�C "A'�ai r we.jr . N�j.�, /�3tteoni� 5 a�ce��'+, �i U"'��s Ke�dK C.eNEcr 1��lO Ttc�...o�o9Y ►7r Su�tc, zso va..las�, cA_ 4sNv (40� Y�I-�goo Greq �nRdM't d j�2�r IM i 5 . N3'fa fZ��We� f�wy.� E/�'B�;a�,'a� 30 SJ.. 2d fd�� CJ�. 9f 103 L4�S) H�t-s8sc Stevc (��a�� Marrwa F,.e�s, �7aXo-ca '8ro-e��rs, r.•°. Z9Q2 `�. �Velirolk 9t SaH Matu, �• q'M`o3 . \ . 1' NNING COMMISSION MINUT�S 12e lar Meeting of March 25, 1991 Page t e e t Mr. Mark Caughey presented e staff roport noting the 'ntent is the finding of General Pla consistency and also environ ntal determination on the progra itself. He noted many of the roqrams which are describ d in the Capital Improvements bu et will require separate env ronmental assessments at the time the pr 'ects are defined. This earing is to determine the legislative a t of adopting the program and, if any, environmental implic tions this would have. The Environmental Review Committee has ecommended a egative Declaration. Mr. Caughey stated this Pro am has no changed much from last year, some of the timing and pri rtizati n of various projects have been modified from year to year, ut t e pallet of projects has remained • unchanqed for the last 2 or ars. Mr. Caughey explained c si ency with the General Plan, specifically open space a stree improvements. Chr. Mackenzie closed e public hea 'ng. • MOTION: Com. Mah ey moved to reco nd granting a Negative Declara 'on SECOND: Com. F ekas AIISENT: Com. ann VOTE: Pas ed 4-1 MOTION: om. Fazekas moved to find consistency 'th the General Plan in the Five Year Capital Program bject to the findings and subconclusions of the hearing. SECON : Com. Mahoney • I�DS T: Com. Mann VO . Passed 4-1 NLrW BUSINLrSS' ___.- 4. INTERPRETATION of Ordinance 1344 to allow for provision of seating in retail grocery stores for incidental use by customers for on-premise consumption. of food products purchased in the store. Staff Presentation: Mr. Mark Caughey stated the grocery retail industry is looking for opportunities to place seating inside stores to accommodate customers buying prepared foods to eat on the premises. Under interpretation of the Commercial Ordinance such activity would be deemed a restaurant, which does require Use Permit review. Mr. Caughey reiterated the guidelines as outlined in the staff report. Staff feels this operation is self-regulating and would not evolve into a defacto restaurant as long as the guidelines were followed. PId�NNING COMMISSION MINUTES Regu2ar Meeting pf March 25, 1992 Page 9 Chr. Mackenzie expressed concern reqarding people taking advantage of the situation. Mr. Caughey stated staff could come before the commission for a re-interpretation of the Ordinance. The pub2ic hearing was opened. Mr. Greg Endum supports the interpretation of the Ordinance. He noted there has been a change in the supermarket industry and it is economically sound to have eatinq establishments on the premises. He noted stores have grown to accommodate more services for the public and noted the seating area would be less that 2 percent of the floor space in the Marina food store. He spoke in support of • the guidelines. Mr. Charles Newman, Cupertino Village, spoke in support of staff's recommendation Mr. Don Cochran, resident, stated the seating•in the grocery stores would be a benefit to the City and convenient to residents. Ile noted it would cut down on traffic at the 2unch period, in response to Com. Mahoney's question regarding changing the interpretation if it does not work, Mr. Kilian stated the Resolution could be rescinded, however it would be difficult to not allow an existing establishment to continue. The ordinance could be changed in the future. Com. Fazekas felt the problem would be with smaller grocery stores � and suggested a cap of 4 percent floor space and max of 1 seat per 500 s.f. Com. Austin expressed concern regarding consumption of alcohol on the premises.. Mr. Kilian stated a separate license would be required £or this. Chr. Mackenzie expressed concern regarding outside seating. Mr. Caughey stated it is indoor seating only. Mr. Kilian suggested changing the words "regulatory principles" to guidelines as an ordinance is not beinq adopted and also a provision allowing the Director of Planning to require a Use Permit even though the applicant meets all the guidelines. MOTION: Com. Fazekas moved to approve the Interpretation of Ordinance 1344 subject to the findings and subconclusions of the hearing with the following modifications: Add the word "indoor" in the title oE the Resolution; Next paragraph to read "The Directar of Community Development . PI.ANNING COMMISSION MINUTES Regular Meeting of March 25, 1991 Paqe 10 may allow seating within a retail qrocery outlet without a Use Permit, provided that tha followinq guidelines are met; Add /7 the number of seats within a grocery store shall be no greater than one per 500 s.f.; Add �/8 Alcoholic beverages cannot be consumed within the seating area; Add �9 Director of Planning, at his discretion, can require a Use Permit for said seating. ' SECOND: Com. Mahoney AIISENT: Com. Mann VOTE: Passed 4-1 RLrPORT OP' THE PS,I�NNING COMMISSION: � om. Fazekas reported on the Mayor's Luncheon and explained t new f mat and the Commission and Staff Members who should att d. REPOR OF DIRECTOR OF COMMUNITY DEV�IAPMENT: - None DISCUSSION NEWSPAPER CLIPPINGS: - None ADJOURNMENT: Ha 'ng concluded business, e Planning Commission adjo ned at 10:55 P.M. to he next Regular Meeting of Apri 8, 1991 at 7:30 .M. Respectfully submitted, � �;,.�, M. r�-e,,.a.�y� Cat erine M. Ro i lar , Recording Secretary Approved by th Planning Commission at the Regul Meeting of April 8, 1991 Don M c enzie, Chairman Attest: Doro y Corne ius, Ci y C erk Cit►� of Cwpertiro /0300 Torre Avenue P.O.Box 580 Cupertino,CA 95014-1255 Cupertino,CA 950150580 Telephone:(408)252-4505 FA%:(408)252-0753 COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENi March 27, 1991 NO�ICE OF PIANNaIG OQ�SSICHJ FULTIatJ TO INrII2F5TID PARTIFS At the Regular Me�.�ting of Maxr.�i 25, 1991, the Qipertir►o Plaruting ��i�Gion • adopted R�solution 4333 interpreting the General da�nercial zonirr� ordin��oe to allow incidental indoor food sesvice az�ea seating in retail 9x'ooerY outlets aocording to the guidelines stated in the Ftesolutic¢� text. Because of your demonstrated interest in this matter, we have enclosecl a couztesy coPy of Re^�olution 4333 for your use. Please call wr office at (408) 252-4505 if you have questions about the Ccemnission's decision. � Matt�� PLANNING DEPARTMENT S�e MAR 2 8 1991 Nan L A W Y [ R S Kalak Crntr. 1790 Ttchnabgy[hnr Swu 15J San)mt,CA 95110 March 26, 1991 aoaMi•7+3ou FAX 408 411-7302 Mr. Robert Cowan N�mman E.Mmu�,ru Director of Community Development nt4,�x�.�s�t City of Cupertino MmgurctEckerNu�uL� • 10300 Torre Avenue r��ynt.c�x�. Cupertino, CA 95014 ��*a�.c� Re: Marina Food Store, 10122 Bandley Drive Dear Mr. Cowan: At its meeting of March 25, 1991, the Planning Commission adopted a resolution interpreting Ordinance 1344 to allow provision of seating in retail grocery stores for incidental use by customers for on premise consumption of food products purchased in the store. In adopting the resolution, the- Cvmmission modified the Staff-recommended proposal in order to provide that the Director of Community Development may allow such an incidental use without a use permit, provided the guidelines set forth in the Commission's • resolution are met. The purpose of this letter is to formally request, pursuant to the Commission's resolution, that you determine that the Marina Food Store, scheduled to open on Bandley Drive in mid-April, will be allowed to provide a maximum of 48 seats in its delicatessen area without necessity of a conditional use permit. The owners of Marina Foods agree to all of the six guidelines set forth in the Planning Division's Staff Report to the Commission (dated March 18, 1991) , as well as the additional guidelines established by the Commission: that the seating be indoors, that no alcohol will be consumed in the seating area, and that the number of seats not excead a ratio of one seat per 500 square feet of store area. The Planning.staff is familiar with the details of the proposed Marina Foods operation. However, if you need any further information in order to make a determination on this matter, we would be pleased to provide it to you. An A�r.�m,m In IuJin�a 14�{r��nJ 1:�� Mr. Robert Cowan March 26, 1991 Paqe Two Since the Store is projected to open in mid-April, we would appreciate a written determination from you on this matter as soon as posaible. We continue to appreciate the courtesy and cooperation which has been extended to us by your Department. V r truly yours, � _.� EBRA L. CAUBLE DLC:bd cc: Greq Endom � CITY OF CUPIIZTINO 10300 Torre Avenue, GUpertino, California 95014 (408) 252-4505 Zb: c1ia�*-R+a*+ and Members of the Planning Ccemnission EYrnn: Planning Division Staff Date: March 25, 1991 I• J�6�7 ' INrII2PRETATION of ordiruvioe 1344 to allow for provision of seating in retail grocery stores for incidental use by customers for on-premise oonsinrq�tion of food products purchased in the store. 2I. DISCUSSION Zhe City has been approached by reprasentatives oP several full seivice grocecy outlets in recent months to define a more expeditious process for placenent of interior seating in,their establishtmnts for � the convenience of customers wishing to eat foal products prepared and purchased on the premises. This activity would be defined as a form of Restaurant use (Otdinance 1344, Section 4.7 or 4.8), and would require a separate use perniit approval under Section 6(g). Since in-store delis, self-serve salad/soup bars arxi ba3ceries offeri.ng prepared snack food are becx�ming c�nm�on marketing techniques in the grocery industYy, we believe that a reasonable c�ibination of seating and food sei-vice can be offered which would not evolve into a defacto restaurant and which would not require Use Pennit review. We therefore suggest the followirg guidelines: 1) Availability of the seatirig area cannot be advertised, and table side �raiter/waitress service may not be offereci. 2) Food items for on premises oons�tion must be purchased at the regular checkout counter. (Dcception: If the food item is ! purchased at an in-store deli vounter or similar sa2es area which is under the same management vontrol as that of the main sales floor, it may then be purchased at a satellite cash register.) 3) Hours of availability for the seating area coincide with hours of operation for the grocery sales floor. 4j Management of the seating area remains the responsibility of the grocery operator including removal of litter. 5) The existing parking space inventory for the grocety outlet site is consistent with City Orrlinance requirements at the t.ime the seatirx3 area is installed. 6) the ability to provide incidental food service seati.ng does not apply to "convenience markets" as defined in Section 4.2 of Ordinance 1344. We have not suggested a criteria which would place a limitation on the nwnbes of seats offered as we believe the irxlustry would self-regulate on this point. However, one possible technique would be to establish a maxitmun percentage of the total sales floor area for incidental seatinq, if the Cmrmiission firxts that a cap is neoessaty. IIJPII2PRETATION OF ORDINANCE 1344 03/18/91 Page - 2 - , . F2DOONASE2dDATION Staff reooc�nends tl�at incidental food service seatin9 be allowed for fi,ti service groceLy retail outlets aocordinq to the six regulatozy principles described in the encla�eci Model R�esolution. F1�closure: - Model Resolution - I,etter oE 03/13/91, Bread of Life Foods � � � - Ordfnance 1344, Pages 1-5 ' � ' APPF2AVID FUR SUH"II.7.TAL: . `'i . . �� `-�`^�"`^^ �.. ... , , . .. .. Rob2.Y't Cch/3l7 � .., ' ';. .., . ..-�. .�. - � Director oP Camnunity Developnw�t � � ., . . � .., ... ..-_. ._; �_ �., i�_ ... ,. . . . ., . . -� „ .,.t:r,�-,, , _�.. ur... ._ , . . . � ,. .. ... , , �,,.- -� :7,-;., ... ....:�-., f; ,;til�:.)t . . ' , . . .. �... , . ,. . . _ ,. _:�' :i h7%:"....—fiL �_.!C;. 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OF � PIAtII1ING aC.Y�IISSION OF iHE CPPY OF GUPFIiT�70 IIJI�RPRErIIJG 4I-IE INCIDFSfI'AI, P%WISION OF F�DOD SERVICE � SFA�aIG AS A PFSQ�'QTTID USE IN A FVIS� SERVICE RETAIL C�OCg2Y OLTrLEP LII�DFR DEFII�7ID CI�S�STADICES Zhe Planning Oce�issi�► finds that the provision of custaner seating far oonsimiption of food it.� purchased on the pr�ises of a retail grooery «�ti.et is a public oor►ve�ience which should be regazded as an allowed use under City Ordinance 1344, grovided that the followityg regulatov.y principles are met: 1) Availability of the seating area cannot be advextised, and table side waiter/waitress se�.vice may not be offered. � 2) Food items for on pr�nises conslmq�tion must be purcl�asecl at the regular cl�ec]cout oounter. (FScception: IE the food itan is ri�*+r��7 at an in-store deli ownter ar similar sales area which is under the same management oontrol as that of the main sales floor, it may ther be p�rhased at a satellite cash register.) 3) Ho�s of availability far the seating area coincide with hours of operation for the grocety sales floor. 4) Management of the seatinq area remains the responsibility of the groc�xy nperator includirg reiooval of litter. 5) �e existi�J P��MJ �ce �Y far the groc�sy outlet site is oonsistent with City ordinance requirenents at the time the seating area is installed. 6) the ability to provide irticidentai faod seivice seatirig does not apply to "oonvenience markets" as defined in Section 4.2 of Ordinanoe 1344. pASSID AND ADOP�i'FD this 25th day of March, 1991 at a Re�ular Meeting of � the Planninq Ca�miission of the City of Gupestino by the following mll call vote: AY£S: O�IISSIONFRS: NOFS: OCY"II�IISSIONFRS: AHSTAIII: OLY�'A'IISSIODIF1tS: ABSFSIP: OCY�II IISSIONFRS: ATPESP: APP%)VID: go}�rt � Donald Mackenzie, fi�ainnan Director of Ooa�aminity Development Cupertira Planning Oamnission �peresos\reso1344 ��o f ��' q'ML�{ ALTERNATIVE FOOD 8TORE 1890 S.BascOm Avenue,Cumpbell,Calll.95008(408)371•5000 FAX(40B)371�8784 March 13, 1991 Mr. Bob Cowan Director of Commercial Development City of Cupertino 10300 Torre Avenue Cupertino, CA 95014 � Dear Mr. Cowan, Bread of Life Foodstore has recently signed a lease at Cupertino Village to operate the former Food Villa Market location as a Bread of Life Foodstore. Bread of Life currently operates a food store in Campbell. It is our intention to reopen the store with a minimum of remodeling. However, we would like to install a small seating area outside of the food sales area. Customers would be able to purchase food, pay for it through the checkout stands, and sit down in a separate seating area located at the front of the store. The seating area would not be a part of any food service or food selling area. Please refer to the enclosed drawing. I am writing now to request a determination as to whether or not � we would need to apply for a conditional use permit. Since we are not installing restaurant or foodservice seating, 2 am hoping that we can avoid a use permit. This would be convenience seating only. i would appreciate your consideration of this matter. Please let me know your determination as soon as possible so that we can proceed with the opening of the store. Sincerely, ��,1';[��'G"J�7 Frank Ashton President c�at�¢ r�o. v�� . . ... xr aa�a►t�a� � ci�c os a�rrssa�o imaos�n+a camu�.a�csu. (m) raas S�CI�ZCN 1 s F�f.II�Ri GTaI?� .,�etiaf l.l: ' C3din�tlGt tio. 220(�� o! th�City a! Q�aitiro. Cdlitaxztia� i� tlas�by z�Q�ald. lul u[!� aa�lin�e� harstaiox� er�act.�d in astAltt with thL G�dit�sr�No. ].]4� at�h�s�l�y z�paalad to tt� �oct�cst thtt ttyy vasY ��a tb pewl�lcr� o! this Otdirrartcr. SF7CIICN 2: RT� S�ticn �.i s '1lfe p�ayo�� o! th� Grbtal a�.r�+,t Ordinern� is • tc �stabliah x�qulati� far r�tailit�q� 01!l.or, ard a�rvic� a�tahllat�csC/ o!l�Snq 9�� arid �cv�iar to tt�qe�al public. csr�r�rr�t ]: aPR.iCaTIQf S�ctial ].1: HO bulldil'uJ� C� !ti'uCL137 � laTd �l1t11 b�u.s�d� arid ro buildinq az s�vc�a� �tsall b� t,.*..rr� ��, ��ly alt�s�d a� �laxtrd in t G�ral C7�tt+•� (C�) za�. atlazvLs� tt�aa ic1 oastooarn�vith thi� @d!.[yr�No. 1]44� vitli th� lolla+inl �1a�t a. Uar, t�•,+t�+i,;+� ar�d �ttvels�s lawfully !n ocl�t�no� at t!� tim� thls Ox�lsf�fa� No. 114� talas afL�ct may L'm1T1 e� 1Q1q ai r10 altaratl+al�r ots�z thari mltnr alt�xatlas. ta1o� gl�n. KlS� alt�satlQls st7a11 iriclud� mitfo� mairtC�n� o! �dsCir�q s�a�s, ryu+ aic�s. �i+�y'► lacs d�ar+c�, irsta�ia� r�od�lin4 vhicti do�s r�ot ztipx�riG an icrs��M in ir:t�sity� ard � cl�an}� Sn o�alila ar apix'at�titsltls do rnt x�rwrit a d�asfc� ia uN. Lr�.�+�*+ o! a r�r buildin4� �ocPen+iai o! an ocisti:�4 b�ildini� su�R+•,T r�oda11rs1, or an inrs�M ist ist�e»iLy oP uM �hall not ba aa�idat�rd a aiifac albn�ttia�. b. I�c)al r�aroQita�ir4 i�, t�,��+�„�, stsuctss� ar�d P�L P�ittd b!f th� City'� Ot+di,ts�� r+�4ulati�'i4 rpn..c�fa�inq uw, az it� �uor.�rs. 1 CII�DaAt� :70. 1J44 (0�7SII�UF�) SF�ClZQ1 �t [�7iTIQS �iert 4.1• �ut�,�r,riy�[��„r...ar,r,.lcari. na1.�.,�� L'�'�r rehit+l 1 dww...► � jn �ly� yL{17� BIStC�Ob�� 206j.iSC�[S6I� S�2V1OY Aldi � ZN�Q1� �ji71� �y�t,�� OlTCLr1CdC�Q1�� C�] O= C�T�/r �II�� b6C?�tir alld ��3= ao�ori�s� ar�d mlS1oC z�paiss 1nVOlvirr4 �41e� aooraox'ir. Any zapeir rR�ich x�c�uiz�s tha �ncli�� dtiv� train� tret�ala�lan asa�bly. e�d�au�t sy�t�. ax �riv� tratn part� to b� Y�ourd tsm th� car or x�crtit�s � z�ovsl o! lxst�xnal paLt� �hall not b� aafsi,d�x�d mi.nor. �Y �P�t �P ��*+� ar rot a�id�s�d mina� s�peir. sactian a.Z• cYi,vati.rtio.asnrfo.it: An activity tl�at inludr th� s�tail sal� o! lood, b�rarer��, ar�d smnll pas�sl c+unv�ir�r it�. includistJ �ala o! Laod in di�posabl� amtainazs Prlm�rilY La� o!!-px�lar �.ia�, ard � typically faa�d in �rtabl�•i,�•«� with lcnq az lat� haas o! d�l�ta��tti aad ather �ep�cialtY lood ��ps ar�dr also �1� artablial�e�ts �diic3i hav� a �izrbl� aa�axtmrnt ot lz�h hvits ar�d vagftalil�s arld !�h-wt m�at. SectlCn �.3: nrinWr,s Fsttbllal�rfts M activity that is �SSmarily d�wtd to tt� M]liaq ot alooholi: bevaragr, iricludinq win� at�d b��r. !ax'oaef�tmptiat cn px�isr. SecGian a.a: Driv�i2srarei Fitab11a1ne.eit• Aa activity r�R� a partlfln o! *+��+� � az pxwisian o! sarvice can b� conductad vith�out rtQuitinq th� a�t�rr to l�av� his or hnr car. Sact.icn 4.Ss Iat� EV�rfiin ]Icttviti�i • M aG.'t1V1ty ulL1,� +�Inr.ir,. any hOlSf o! O�xnt1Cl1 durlIlq the pariod a� 11:0o p.a. to 7:00 a.a. 4�cti� 4.6! I1a�ar Statt• l�tt activity thect L p�imarily d�wCd to th� sallinq ot alaoholic bevatacrs, irfcludirr�b�at arfd wi�. !a�am�►�tian o!! th� prat�s. 2 ORDB�iCE tJO. 1344 (QTIrIIJ�7ID) S9S'Lr�n �.7• Rnatatuartt fFast Faadl• 11 xtlail food sasvle� astabllat�rst in rdiich px+�pnred food or bavrrag� atti Nz'v�d a�r saLd an or in dl.apo�abla oatttalnara, irr.ludirul t2� rtabll�st� wt�a:s a wbstamial Paxtian of pntzana may a�s.v� th�lv�s ard m�► oc�no� said food a� brwzacrs of!-eita. A e�Qnrat� bnr facility !a� s�rvirg alooholic bavare9r Ls not pa�itt�d. I�y ar�n. lahl�, a� xvams srszvd !az e�zving slooholic b�vare�s et�all b� aor�idar�d a e�pnrnta bnr lacility. $�C{�],t7f tood �tOZ1/. sl]Cti a� 1.0� C.Y'/Aa st[117�, b6�0�T1tl� ol' d�o�31t 3h0��/ 82f811 1'YJC � OQ1/�daL�d t0/t ZOO�llif'-alS�Ilta. ��Clt 4 8i RlS�inerwettt ( �l C�tvica)• A xbtail food easviCa �stabll�t�[st 1T1 r�k�idi px�pnrad Lood and beva.regas axs nerwri m rrQr�dlspo�abl� diat�s� includlnl U� establiel�zsts vt»s� t2y vast mnjazity o! Loat ar�d b�vna�9�s riill b� o�d as th� pz�isr. Alcol�olic b�rac�msY� a�x�red rdth e meels at th� pntrrn's dininq tabl�. A w�nrab bar lacility fax� sarvin� almt»lic b�v�arec�s !s mt pataittad. lvsy ans, tabl�s, ar xv� ras�r.v�d Sar e�+in4 ala3�olic bNatac�s ahall 2� aavidarad a separata ber tacility. �!at 9• l PIAl S�zvios ar Fant-Fbail with BtL �:Yi A i�ll saxvica or laat-lood xMtmuaat with a s�eret.�cocktail bar or a full s�sviw ax� tast lood � with an aran. tableaf or zocm ir►tar�d primnrilY !a� s�xvincl aloot�olic b�vasagea !oz o�fs�tion c:, ts�p�mmi,s.� ta pn�cns who may or may ryot ent a meal. ��5i��rn 4.10•_Satvia Stat1Q1 A ratail ••r�w�{�'`�---�► �9�d in t!y disprrin4 0! n�tsmo�w ++,•� which mny iryclud� th� rrtail eal� o! autcmollv�gooda and � supPlin. Miznz ,n,r�,�ii. �� activlti� ar� p�zmittad. SIICTZ 5: P�._�E�4 � fallwiri9 i�w shall b� pamitt.�d in a Ga�ral n�•,�•*•°ia� (oG) zcr�vitt�out t2� sar�uinme►t oi a us�p�imtt, px'wi.d�d t2�at they are aandx.'tad uttizvly within anclo��d buildirc�s ax'Patia, e�a�pt for p�arfcing. and Pzw�drs a us� P�mit i� not z'equ.ird !�any portiai o! th� busirr� by Sectian 6: a. Retail buninesa�s, suci� as Lood atoxws (enacludin4 cat�vertie�raa merlart�)� dtvc� stc2''as, aPPnx�l ��, variaty etcrM� and haLS3war� �toz'�s. 3 ORD22�ANCE NO. 1344 (QYIPptUID) b. F3ol�ssio[�al, 9mxrsl, adm�.,i.«.,,tivs ard bwlriaes o!lior. c. eeriks, t�,••,y-��+� irrti�ticti, ins��aaos and ranl rtaG aqr�ci�s. traval ag�nclrr �ot�p�� y� similar rtudi+o�. d. Hurirfrs Mtvio�s� n�cli a� aduszti�inq bta��, cc�dit ��Jr �n4. � almllar oor�ttltin7 a9'�im. �` (Q� �lwT��M ��I �� tal�i OtlSO�s� O�t�Q1 �QI•1jLl�St�� . IGdtJY Al'ld �Ct�d ID�t� C,1�3Z7/ a! !l]bOk'd�I13LD . UOr jSl bll��{7Y]f jS1[��Y rCS LL7�/ �r�ed la S�ctia�s S and 6 O! this oxdinarr+�, t. Limitad r�Qalr s�zvior, str�3s a� jwr�,ltY, d�stic appliann� typwrritr¢' and bualz� msdiiri repeir � ehop• 4. Patsc�iel Msviw rtabliat�nt� sudi a� bn=b�r at�aps. �Y P�'lo�s� et�w z�pett �tx�r affd taila� stfops. h. 11 � o! !as (4) v�d�o ga�oa mechinw �Sn,id�d thaN m�hir� ax� i•,�-��,r�� to th� main activity ot th� busir�s�. i. Oth� uae� �. in th� cpinl,a� o! t2� Plnraiirr,' Cc�mia4ia�, ass aa�sist.�t with th� dKrac,tar of a Ganarel C�zcial (CG) Zoc'I� ax� o! t2f� aa� qersaYal d�aract�r as th� uair li�t�d in t2y abov� Saetians a thzouc�h k and ez+� not atrj�ctia�sbl�by z�e�an ot odar, dust, eoola�, qlas�, 11�� rad±•+t�,•�, vilsntirn, noisa, tzettic, ar 1lttar. • SFXTIQt 6: Cztm2Z'IQD►i.Lb'15 -i)� P43�4r Fd1o[i�• TY� lollating uw mny►b� p�ittrd Sn locitla» rds�ts thay, in tY� aQinim o! tt� P7aming O�is�i.rn, az+� o:a�ntibla with axistir�q and glats�c! ttw iti th� r�l��bazl�ood. All uar �tfetll b� aanduc.'t�d entiraly withia �r1o�d buildinrp �Patias. irrludi*q t!�Pnrkin4 ot v�hl�cl�s �ubJ�et to staxag�, r�Pdtr ax� otlrr uork, but �ludis�q eaplcrY'y arfd aut�e parfting. Tls�Ua� Parmit �ssll ap�city tt� us� or t� to b�pa�itt�d. a. Autamr�bil�� trail�r� tita aad bost ael�s az�d zvsttal, limitod to rw and ue�d vahiclrs in �p�rabU ocnditian. 4 � l7�. 1]44 (CXNP.Q�7fJID) b. �,�.*r-�.� pnr)cinq and parycing qaraqr, C. Oont�rii�nc+�mnt3a�ti. d. �HotaL, mr�t�l� and boa�sding 2r.rs. s. I.ir;uar �+�. !. t'�inki�q �stablist�sta. g. Fti11 s�rvia� rrrtaacants with or wit2�u:t a a�pniati bar tec.tlity, fart lood zystataatsb with ax� without a a�paint� bnr lacility� and arsY �nt�rtal�rtt ac.tivities (�•4•. ��4, liva�ia) in a+�ociatian with a iull a�xviw c�!art food zrst3taaast. h. �*�'-s �ft�rtaitm�[st rtabliaY�sts, audi as ir�cloor • t2yatars. bon�lirq all�y/r b111i3xii poo,l pnrlars. darfoR 2salls, and almting ritilcs. i. Lodr� ard z+�str�.etad m�bn�t�ip clubs a�principa.l i�o!*•,�»+•Tt lrat�xrtity ard�axarity ha�s. j. Q�ild eara drt�zs, dnY nurs�ir ar�d P�Y4�� aoowa�y to a c�is�•� �rtabliatmrrst. k. Vocatirnal and •�.�•?3� �dyools, dar�o� ard�eiC stvdios� yy��nait�s nc1c1 tynith Clubs. 1. ISmitad 2ood p�oc�rsinq vith zakail autl�ts cn tYsa saaia �is�s: catat+an. m. P�t eZr�ps and lacilitlr toz batl�isr�r �iPP�4. tri�� and siailar s�¢vi+or !�p�ti. cr�anly call�d, • "Pr�od7.�Ferlaas^. n. 2ia�tua�ria�. o. Is�� autmotiw ztipeir a�mnirn�no�. p. Iat�w++�nirr� aetivi.tir. Q� �.,.�..��+«., r� aa bnlcatias. docut srims. io� stores. , or �iinil�r �wh�+l.71R�!�+►.� 4i�'1!T! tOOd � O2lC6L��dt1d/01^ ..��a .•.r+...ri�v rnr rrn�nmr�tiQi OLZ th� q;�nlawe, r. �a."+�*" aaencies �++� e�t-�^�oe ia�a�d�i�. 5 CQtDaAbiCE N0. 1344 (GCNT�7IJF.�) i a. F�tail �.v cleanir�a establ , �zovided that th� � l�lv�tta us�d in t2� cle�nir� oztix.yss ehall b� � f,en.ri��,�e and rrn-�omlo�iv� a��*� +_� i1��-kicrt�t � C1MlLt*s La'LY.a M�CteN�d bV t21� Std�Firr 4dr.lv�ll_ NO f'�,y_cl�erfiTM+ is oaemittd o cloth�. w..� rw.., rh.,w. � dtiwr'�d t�t►,. rt,l i.►.�n...t. tjy .i ,.+r.n.r. i -- t.i Q1tdOOY U/�{ � ' � =OS.ZCNS2� L1�� IDRY bt �Ct�d ES � $j� L3f1/ �Il �.00��Gt1�t�dy�Yti �1/�►� SIl t2� OQ�I1�.Q1 OZ �, CZIt PLS[IIL� Q�/s�Qi� 3Y'� C'Cl�R�]l�W'�Y�1��SYJ ar�d plara�ri uw itf tt� �. '�a Ua�Pnrmit � i eF1a11 ep�clly t2»us�s t.o b� p�zmittad aitdoaa�s arid tt� locatias ot t2sw uw. I � i. Autrmot�il� ssrvio�.akatia�. �' 11. Autsmobil� rinahis�q Lmcilltir. • . 1 f11. Aut�obll�� trail�z'� tlss end bon� eales and x'erctals� limltad tA rr�/ and usd vahicles itl op�rabl� aanditim. 1 1V. Bus t•**,�•,,�1• ard statiar�. � v. Feat food ar 11�11 �atvic� rartaurarcts � q�rat�d rd�ally ar pnztly in cutdoox axsas othar thats ar�la��d pnti.os. .vi. D�ivs�-thza�h Fstabliahm�cit�. � u. Oth�r w�s wRiidi� in Y� opinim; o! tha Pla�inq O�issian, asr a�nsist�nG �rith tt� chazactar o! a G�r�atal ct�asai�� (CG) zay, as� o! th� sa� gea�s.ral dazaet�r as t2y uw llst.�d ia tb abar� S�ctiocs� a � thrar� q and ais r�ot atrj�ctia'ahla b7f rsesan o!odor, cb�st� rmoiaa. 81azs, lt�s, tadiatian� vihxatio�� mis�, txa!!ic az� litt�r. , SEX7FtCN 9• 2'�IaI DSFs T�po�asy �ilr erld a�d11b1ta� SnCludlaq stailcUit or other stxuctta+�s �t 2uvirul a p�er�nt lapdetian, mnY b� paaittad !o� a Pez'iod snt �ao�ditfc7 thix'ZY (3fl) daYs t��x�as� s Mitarta ard�r by the city aaa+cil. 6