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697 18.116.020 within public easements, where such placement endangers the safety of persons or property, or unreasona- bly interferes with or impedes the flow of traffic or the ingress or egress from any residence or business. These signs may he displayed no longer than the permitted hours of operation of the home boutique they are advertising; 3. A maximum of eight hours of operation in a single day, with the specific hours as proposed by the boutique operators and as proposed in notices to surrounding property owners; 4. Requiring all boutique members to have a city business license. G. The planning commission may elect to review a decision of the zoning administrator as described in Section 18.144.020 of this title, or a decision of the zoning administrator may be appealed to the planning commission by the applicant or by any other person described in Section 18.144.020 of this title. An appeal shall be heard and acted upon as described in Sections 18.144.030 and 18.144.040 of this title. (Ord. 1434 § 1, 1989) 18.116.020 Temporary uses in C district. A. A temporary use in an existing structure may be permitted in a C district, for not to exceed one year where it ap- pears by specific finding made by the planning commission that: I. The temporary use is proposed only pending application for rezoning to accommodate a permitted or condi- tionally permitted use. The permit may be conditioned upon the tiling of such application; 2. The temporary use, even though not permitted or conditionally permitted, is not so inconsistent with the regulations for the district in which it is located as to constitute a traffic hazard or parking problem, or to create noise, odor, or other conditions offensive to the senses, or to be inconsistent with the adjoining land uses. B. The permit may be revocable or granted subject to such conditions as the commission may prescribe. Conditions may include, but shall not be limited to, requiring that no structural alterations be made to the structure in order to accommodate the temporary use; requiring street dedications and improvements; requiring any or all of the con- ditions specifically allowed in Chapter 18.124 or 18.132 of this title. C. The city council may elect to review a decision of the planning commission as described in Section 18.144.010 of this title, or a decision of the commission may be appealed to the city council by the applicant or by any other person as prescribed in Section 18.144.020 of this title. An appeal shall be heard and acted upon as described in Sections 18.144.030 and 18.144.040 of this title. (Prior code § 2- 10.23) 18.116.030 Fairground parking. Upon the granting of a temporary use permit in accord with the provisions described in this section, a fee parking lot may be operated on any property within the city for the purpose of providing parking for activities occurring at the Alameda County fairgrounds. A. Procedure. The community development director, or his or her designated representative, shall prepare a permit procedure for such temporary uses. Fees for the processing of applications shall be established in the resolution establishing fees and charges for various municipal services, as set forth in the master fee schedule (on file in the office of the city clerk). B. Conditions. No permit shall be granted unless the operation of the fee parking lot will not be detrimental to the public health, safety and general welfare. Conditions may be attached to permit approval as necessary to protect the public health, safety and general welfare. C. Revocation of Permit. Upon operation of a fee parking lot in a manner detrimental to the public health, safety and general welfare or, if granted subject to conditions, upon failure to comply with those conditions, the temporary use permit may be revoked. While the permit is revoked, no additional vehicles shall be parked on the site. The temporary use permit may be reinstated following reapplication with the city. D. Violation. No person shall operate a fee parking lot, and no person shall allow property owned or occupied by them to be operated as a fee parking lot without a temporary use permit being in full force and effect; nor shall (Pleasanton Supp. No. 3, 1 -10)