2018-62 Ordinance Amending City Code Chapter 41, Miscellaneous Street Regulations, Section 5. Buildings; Signs & Section 12. Permits for Use of Sidewalks and Public Places

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xi {�3} The placement of portable heaters must be reviewed and approved by the City's Fire Inspector. No electrical cords shall extend over the public ADA portion of the sidewalk. (Amended, Ordinance 2012-52, July 30, 2012) xii {-�} Liquor establishments without kitchens may have no more seating in a sidewalk cafe area that equal to the number of seats inside their establishment,and they may extend no further than the establishment. (Amended, Ordinance 2012-52, July 30, 2012) F. USE, SUSPENSION AND REVOCATION. (1) The use of a public sidewalk pursuant to the issuance of a permit under the provisions of this Chapter and Section �� „ �•�*a�� F� ^r�^ shall be subject to temporary suspension or termination at any time by the City Manager in the interest of the public health, safety and welfare. Except for instances of bona fide emer eg ncies,�to the extent that a permit area is needed by the City for the purposes for which it was dedicated, or any other public purpose,the Public Works Director, Police Chief or Fire Chief C—i� may upon written notice reasonably calculated to advise the permittee of such temporary suspension or termination and provide the permittee a reasonable amount of time under the circumstances, to remove its furniture s, i�n and other impediments� from the right of way, and assume full possession and control of the permit area. The permittee shall remove all furniture s,�ns and impediments� from the right-of-way within the time specified by the notice. If}'�� *��r� �� not removed by the permittee, the City shall be authorized to remove all furniture s, i�ns and other objects of permittee from the permit area. (Amended, Ordinance 2012-52, July 30, 2012) (2) If such€�e is not reclaimed by the permittee within seven(7) days after removal by the City,the property shall be presumed abandoned and subject to disposal. (Amended, Ordinance 2012-52, July 30, 2012)