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18.116.040 any fee parking lot be operated in violation of its conditions of approval. Violations of this section shall be deemed infractions. The city, at its election, may revoke the permit, cite the violator for an infraction, or both re- voke the permit and cite the violator for an infraction. E. Exemption. Fee parking lots operated by the Alameda County fair or any other governmental body shall be ex- empt from the provisions of this section. (Ord. 2000 § 1, 2009; prior code § 2- 10.24) 18.116.040 Temporary outdoor uses. The following temporary outdoor uses shall be permitted subject to the zoning administrator making a determina- tion that a temporary use application for an outdoor event meets the criteria listed for that event; any application not meeting the criteria shall be subject to a conditional use permit in accordance with the provisions of Section 18.124.170 of this title relating to temporary use permits; however, no conditional use permit for an outdoor sale shall be approved if it is longer than three days, no conditional use permit for an outdoor sale during a hotel convention shall be allowed if it is longer than five days, no conditional use permit for an outdoor sale shall be allowed for more than four events per year, except that outdoor sales events benefiting charitable or nonprofit organizations shall not count toward the four event limit and shall not be limited in number. A. Private Outdoor Company Events. Company employee events held outdoors on a work site for which the appli- cant has obtained approval from the fire and police departments and which meet the following criteria shall be permitted in C and 1 districts, and in PUD districts with an underlying retail/highway /service commercial busi- ness and professional offices or business park general plan designation. 1. Event activities, including event setup and take down, shall he limited to the hours between 7:00 a.m. and 8:00 p.m. 2. The zoning administrator has approved a decorating plan for any signs or decorations proposed for the event. Decorations and attention getting devices such as flags, pennants, banners, and other temporary signs and devices shall be allowed as deemed appropriate by the zoning administrator. 3. The event meets the requirements of the police and fire departments as to alcohol use, security, safety, noise, fire hazards, emergency access, vehicular and pedestrian ingress and egress; the event meets all ap- plicable requirements of the building and fire codes; and the applicant has obtained all necessary permits. 4. The event is not open to the general public. 5. The property owner has approved the event in writing. B. Outdoor Sales. Temporary outdoor displays and /or sales of merchandise or services on a business site for which the applicant has obtained approval from the fire and police departments and which meet the following criteria shall be permitted. 1. Outdoor display and/or sale of merchandise may be done as part of a business district or shopping center event, as an event to benefit charitable or nonprofit organizations, or on an individual business basis. 2. Temporary outdoor sales shall not last longer than three days. 3. No more than four events per year featuring outdoor sales shall be held by any individual business district, individual business, or shopping center, except that outdoor sales events benefiting charitable or nonprofit organizations shall not count toward the four event limit and shall not be limited in number. 4. Outdoor sales activities, including setup and take down, shall he limited to the hours between 7:00 a.m. and 8:00 p.m. The time frame of events may be extended to the normal closing time of a business if the zoning administrator determines there will not be a detrimental effect upon adjacent properties. 5. Except for charitable events, temporary outdoor displays and /or sales shall be associated with a business on the site. 6. The zoning administrator has determined that the merchandise will be attractively displayed in an organ- ized manner and has approved a decorating /sign plan for any signs or decorations proposed for the event. Allowable decorations and attention getting devices are restricted to flags, pennants, banners, and other temporary signs and devices as deemed appropriate by the zoning administrator. (Pleasanton Stipp, No. 3, 1.10) 698