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BODE 9 F; .rrF In summary, the current LDRs and staff's interpretation of "similar temporary uses" .allow temporary uses that have customarily and historically occurred in the county, and allow special sales and promotional events in parking lots where excess parking spaces exist and where the temporary use is accessory to or similar to an allowable use within the zoning district of a given site. As with all temporary uses, all temporary commercial events are subject to general review standards (see attachment #2) which include: 1. Mitigation of nuisance or hazardous uses. 2. Adequate and safe traffic circulation and parking. 3. Adequate facilities and services such as utilities, drainage, solid waste, and emergency services access. 4. Protection of the natural environment (e:g. no protected trees are allowed to be removed to accommodate temporary uses). 5. Site suitability. 6. As short a duration of the use as practicable. 7. Protection of -the public health (e.g. inspection of food service operations by the Environmental Health Department). Conditions may be added to permits to ensure that these general standards are met. In addition to these general standards, specific standards are provided in Chapter 972 for model homes, temporary construction and watchman's quarters trailers, temporary real estate offices, transient 'merchants (Christmas tree, fireworks, and satellite seafood sales operations), and special vehicle and boat sales events. An example of such a specific standard is the limitation of model home open hours -to 8:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. All temporary use permit applications are processed by planning staff and are reviewed by other departments as necessary, depending upon the proposed use or event and its location. Also, all applications are reviewed and approved or denied by the community development director. •Mobile Pet Vaccination Temporary Uses Within the last few years, county planning staff has received several temporary use permit applications to allow special events for temporary outdoor pet vaccination clinics. The requests initially involved setting -up the clinics on portions of parking lots of pet center stores. Later requests proposed such uses in parking lots of site planned shopping centers. In each case, the proposals were for a 1 or 2 day weekend clinic, and all facilities were proposed only within site -planned projects where more parking spaces are provided than required by the off-street parking ordinance. Within the last year, 2 mobile vaccination clinics have been approved via the temporary use permit process in the unincorporated area of the county. Both permits were issued to Pet Vaccine Services, Inc. for 2 separate clinics in a portion of the Ryanwood Shopping Center parking lot. One event was approved for Sunday, July 9, 1995, and the other was approved for Sunday, August 6, 1995. Each permit contained a "condition" whiff.stated that the applicant was responsible for conducting the clinic in accordance 16 SEPTEMBER 12, 1995