§ 9-238. Conditions on permit  


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  • The city council of the City of Costa Mesa may impose such conditions as it shall find reasonable in the circumstances upon the permittee, said conditions to include but not necessarily be limited to the following:

    (a) No permit shall be granted until the permittee produces satisfactory evidence to the finance department that a state board of equalization resale number has been obtained.

    (b) The applicant for a permit shall produce satisfactory evidence at the time of the application that adequate and sufficient parking will be provided and the transportation services engineer and director of planning shall make a recommendation to the city council with respect to said parking.

    (c) The city council shall establish as a condition for the granting of the permit the days and hours during the day when the swap meet may be conducted.

    (d) Prior to the granting of any permit hereunder, the applicant shall satisfy the city council that adequate provisions have been made for a cleanup and that a good state of housekeeping will be maintained.

    (e) No permit shall be granted to the applicant herein until such

    time as the fee for said permit hereinafter provided for has been paid.

    (f) As a condition to the granting of the permit, the city council may upon the recommendation of the chief of police and fire chief prohibit the sale or trade of flammable liquids, not limited to but including, gasoline, kerosene, acetone, thinners and solvents; ammunition and blasting agents; liquid petroleum gases or other combustible gases; any type of fireworks, acids, caustics or oxidizing agents.

    (g) No edible or perishable foods, merchandise, live animals or birds shall be offered for sale or trade unless the permit provided for herein so specifies. The city council shall obtain the recommendation of the county health officer with respect to county health requirements in connection with the sale of such items prior to granting the permit.

(Ord. No. 74-69, § 2, 1-7-75)