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Chapter 917 Application Reviews Temporary Use Permits <br />Page 917-22 <br />A Temporary or Seasonal Use Permit shall be issued only if the use will: <br />1. Not be detrimental to property or improvements in the surrounding area or to the <br />public health, safety, or general welfare; <br />2. Be compatible with the principal uses taking place on the site; <br />3. Not have substantial adverse effects or noise impacts on nearby residential <br />neighborhoods; <br />4. Not include permanent alterations to the site; <br />5. Not violate the applicable conditions of approval that apply to a site or use on the <br />site; <br />6. Not harm environmentally sensitive lands. <br />E. Temporary or Seasonal Use Permit Review Process <br />1. The Community Development Director will review all Temporary or Seasonal Use <br />Permit applications. <br />2. Applications determined to conform to the review criteria shall be approved with any <br />conditions deemed necessary. A copy of the approved permit shall be provided to the <br />applicant that includes all conditions and comments. <br />3. Applications not conforming to the approval criteria shall be denied by the <br />Community Development Director. A notice of denial including the reasons shall be <br />provided to the applicant. <br />F. Reasonable Conditions <br />In approving a Temporary or Seasonal Use Permit, the Community Development Director <br />may impose such reasonable conditions and requirements as deemed necessary and <br />appropriate to ensure continued compliance with ordinance requirements. <br />G. Effect of a Temporary or Seasonal Use Permit Approval <br />1. The issuance of a Temporary or Seasonal Use Permit shall authorize only the specific <br />temporary use approved by the Community Development Director over the specified <br />timeframe; <br />2. A minimum of 90 days shall be required between the expiration of a Temporary or <br />Seasonal Use Permit and the issuance of another Permit on the same site for an <br />identical or similar use as determined by the Community Development Director. <br />H. Revocation of a Temporary or Seasonal Use Permit <br />In the event that any of the conditions set forth in the permit are violated, the City Council <br />shall have the authority to revoke the permit. Before the revocation is considered, the City <br />Council shall hold a public hearing after proper written notice has been issued. Following <br />the hearing, the City Council may revoke the Permit by adopting findings of fact showing <br />there has not been substantial compliance with the required conditions. <br />I. Appeals <br />The applicant for a Temporary or Seasonal Use Permit may appeal the decision of the <br />Community Development Director to the City Council.