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• Planning Minutes 5/22/95 Page 3 use permit. All property owners within 350 feet of the property were notified, as required, and no calls were received. Public Hearing opened at 7:20. There being no one wishing to be heard the hearing closed at 7:21. After a brief discussion, Salzberg moved that the conditional use permit for the construction of a 32 foot high addition to the existing home be recommended for approval with the condition that it be constructed of building materials that match the existing structure. Seconded by Wilcox and passed unanimously. PUBLIC HEARING REGARDING THE ADDITION OF THE DEFINITION OF "SIDEWALK SALE" TO THE ZONING CODE Asleson briefly reviewed the current zoning code relating to the outdoor sale of • merchandise in a B-3 zone as discussed at the April 24, 1995 planning meeting and the fact that what is missing from the code is an actual definition of the term, "sidewalk sale". She recommended the following definition to added to the zoning code: Sale -Sidewalk. The selling of goods by a business proprietor just outside of the public customer entrance of the proprietor's business where the merchandise sold outside is similar to what is ordinarily sold inside the abutting business and the sales are managed and operated by the abutting business proprietor. Asleson said this definition would clarify that: • The merchandise sold must be similar to what is sold inside the business. • The sidewalk sale must be conducted by the proprietor of the business, which would prevent the owners of a shopping center or individual proprietors from leasing sidewalk sale space to a vendor other than their existing businesses. • A business could not operate a sale in an adjoining parking lot or open area, except for the limited sale of their own merchandise when the business' customer entrance abuts such an area. • Public Hearing opened at 7:25 and closed at 7:26.