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• FALCON HEIGHTS CITY COUNCIL MINUTES _g_ May 5, 2004 Consider amendment of Farmer's Market interim use permit (continued) ^ The Location and all adjoining land must be free of any trash or debris which results from the Market or is reasonably attributed to the Market. ^ Vendors will sell only what they grow or produce themselves. ^ Items for sale will be limited to fruit, vegetables, flowers and decorative plants, bedding plants, meat and dairy products, honey, baked goods, salsa, jams, preserves and similar products, all of which shall be subject to and must comply with applicable local, state and federal health and safety and food rules, regulations and laws, and the rules of the St. Paul Farmer's Market. ^ No sound amplification devices may be used during the Farmer's Market by the Market or by vendors. ^ The Property Owner's Director of Facilities will be the managing agent responsible for the conduct of the vendors in compliance with the conditions of the Interim Use Permit. ^ Use of the Location must be pursuant to a written agreement between the owner of the Location and the St. Paul Farmer's Market ^ The owner of the Location must make the St. Paul Farmer's Market aware of this Permit and require the St. Paul Farmer's Market to comply with all applicable terms and conditions of this Permit. • The owner of the Location shall be obligated to make sure that a policy or policies of insurance of the proper type, kind and amount are in place to cover any injuries or damages to individuals and property which may occur at, during or as a result of the operation of the Market at this Location. ^ Reasonable and appropriate measures must be taken to prevent unreasonable disturbance to adjacent properties, such as trash or debris finding its way onto the adjacent properties, and not being removed, or customers of the Market crossing over adjacent properties without permission of the owner. ^ The owner of the location shall take reasonable and appropriate measures to ensure that the St. Paul Farmer's Market does not disturb adjacent property owners with excessive noise. 4. Termination of Permit. The Permit shall terminate upon the occurrence of any of the following events, whichever first occurs. a. One year from the date of granting this permit. b. Violation of any of the conditions set forth herein. c. A change in the zoning ordinance which no longer allows the use. Recordin¢. This permit may be recorded against the title to the subject property. Consider approval of an ordinance amending Chapter 9 of the Falcon Hei htg_ s Cit~ode concerning vehicle sales Administrator Worthington said that during the last several years, staff has received numerous communications from residents concerned about the parking of cars for sale on the public right . of way, particularly along the two Snelling Avenue service drives. Typically, cars are parked by non-residents and identified as being for sale by signage inside the car. ~a