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ORDINANCE 2016- (d) Days and hours: Special events and re -occurring (regular) market sales activity shall be limited to three (3) days per week, eight (8) hours per day, and shall be conducted during day light hours only. (1) Sales activity shall not occur between 8 pm and 8 am. Set-up and take-down activity shall not occur between 9 pm and 7 am. (2) Regular, re -occurring market events may be approved as specified in a temporary use permit (TUP) approval letter. A TUP application may be re-newed upon re- application and a finding of compliance with TUP regulations and any condition(s) attached to the previous TUP approval. (d) Traffic control, parking and security: Adequate traffic circulation, traffic control, vendor and customer parking, pedestrian access, lighting, and security measures shall be provided as required by Planning, Traffic Engineering, and the Sheriff's Office. (e) Sanitary facilities and solid waste: Sanitary facilities and management of solid waste shall be provided as required by the Health Department and Solid Waste. (f) Vendors: Subject to Building, Fire Prevention, and Health Department approval, vendor set- ups may include food trucks, tables, canopies, tents and similar structures, as shown on an approved temporary use permit (TUP) site plan sketch. (1) Prior to any sales activity conducted by an individual vendor at a market or special event, the .individual vendor shall: a. Obtain written authorization (includes email) from the market applicant/sponsor for a vending spot and shall provide documentation of authorization upon request. b. Obtain any license or approval required by the Health Department, and shall provide documentation of compliance with any such requirement upon request. (g) Applicant: The farmers market applicant shall provide authorization from the site owner and shall ensure timely site clean-up after each weekly event. (1) An applicant may include a letter of support from a Gifford community not-for-profit group. (2) Sites shall be cleaned -up within 48 hours of each weekly event. To incentivize prompt site clean-up, the applicant shall post a refundable $25 clean-up deposit with the county. (3) The applicant shall provide the name and contact information for the person(s) responsible for managing the market or special event and shall notify the community development department of any change in the manager or contact information. (4) The community development director may terminate a farmers market temporary use permit based upon a determination that the market fails to sustain adequate activity with respect to one or more of the following: lack of multiple vendors, insufficient hours open to the public, lack of frequent or consistent hours open to the public. F \Community Development\CurDev\Ordinances\2016 Ordinances\2016-972(giffordmarket)Final for9-20BCC.docx Attachment 62 189