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067 of 2001 - amending chapter 3.52.050 concerning the processing requirements to authorize temporary uses related 0 01-1 0 01-22 SALT LAKE CITY ORDINANCE No. 67 of 2001 (Processing Requirements for Certain Temporary Uses Related to Large-scale Special Events of National or International Significance) AN ORDINANCE AMENDING CHAPTER 3.52.050 OF THE SALT LAKE CITY CODE, CONCERNING THE PROCESSING REQUIREMENTS TO AUTHORIZE TEMPORARY USES RELATED TO LARGE-SCALE SPECIAL EVENTS OF NATIONAL OR INTERNATIONAL SIGNIFICANCE. Be it ordained by the City Council of Salt Lake City, Utah: SECTION 1. That Section 3.52.050, SALT LAKE CITY CODE, be, and the same hereby is, amended to read as follows: 3.52.050 Temporary Uses. A. Purpose. This section is intended to regulate large-scale special events, to the extent they are conducted on private property, and other temporary uses related to such events. B. Review of Permit Application. The large-scale event permit granted under Article III shall constitute the only permit required for a temporary use on private property in connection with such large-scale special event. In addition to considering the information set forth in Article III, in reviewing the permit application for a large-scale special event, the mayor shall review and approve or disapprove any or all elements relating to the event including, but not limited to: parking; special audio and visual equipment needs; temporary communication facilities; tents and other temporary structures; days of operation; hours of operation; matters relating to public safety, public services, public utilities, and pedestrian and vehicular circulation; and accessibility for the disabled. The applicant must demonstrate in the application that the contemplated use will be in accordance with existing City ordinances and standards to the extent not in conflict with this ordinance, and the mayor shall base his or her approval or disapproval of the application on such demonstration. During the event period, permitted temporary uses under Section 21 A.42.070, Salt Lake City Code, shall include the erection or other use of temporary communication facilities on non-residentially zoned property in the City. C. Notification required for other temporary uses. The City Council may review a request for a temporary use relating to a large scale special event, conducted on either public or private property, even if the temporary use does not comply with the land use limitations applicable in the district in which it is located. Such temporary use may be authorized by the City Council, if the City Council determines, after notice and a hearing, and after identifying and balancing the competing interests involved, that there is good cause for such temporary use and that the temporary use would be in the best interest of the City. Any request for a proposed temporary conditional use must be reviewed and approved by the Planning Commission. Notwithstanding any provision in the City Code to the contrary, notice of a proposal for such a temporary use or a temporary conditional use relating to a large scale special event shall be sufficient if given in accordance with the following guidelines: 1. Notice to Registered Neighborhood Organizations. The City shall not be required to present the proposed temporary use, or any proposed temporary conditional use, to any registered neighborhood organization. However, the City will mail notice of all hearings to be held on the proposed temporary use, or temporary conditional use, to the chair of the registered neighborhood organization and to persons who have attended meetings of the neighborhood organization, as identified on a mailing list provided by the chair of the organization, inviting members of the organization to attend the public hearings and to provide any information that the City should consider. Due to the need for expedited 2 decisions on such matters, no neighborhood organization shall be entitled to request a delay for additional consideration. 2. Notice of Planning Commission Hearing. Except for a request for a temporary conditional use permit, notice of a hearing before the Planning Commission for any proposed temporary use shall be sufficient if mailed and published at least 7 days in advance of the hearing to be held before the City Planning Commission. Notice of a hearing before the Planning Commission for any proposed temporary conditional use must be mailed and published at least 14 days in advance of the hearing before the Planning Commission. 3. All necessary and available information and documentation relating to the proposal, including a specific outline of the request, will be delivered to the Planning Commission, the office of the City Council, and made available to the public for inspection review in the office of the City Planning Division, at least 7 days before the Planning Commission hearing and 14 days before the City Council hearing. D. [Reserved.] E. Temporary Conditional Uses. Notwithstanding any provision in the City zoning code to the contrary, the Planning Commission may approve a temporary conditional use, conducted on either public or private property, related to a large scale special event, after the notice and public hearing required by law. F. Length of Temporary Use. Except as otherwise provided in Section 21 A.43.010, Salt Lake City Code, and notwithstanding any shorter time periods provided in Section 21A.42.070, Salt Lake City Code, temporary uses in connection with large-scale special events are permitted in any commercial, manufacturing, downtown, gateway, or special purpose district for a 3 maximum of thirty (30) days plus not more than one hundred eighty (180) days of assembly time immediately prior to the event and not more than thirty (30) days of dismantling time immediately following the event, subject to approval by the mayor. SECTION 2. EFFECTIVE DATE. This Ordinance shall take effect on the date of its first publication. Passed by the City Council of Salt Lake City, Utah, this 9 day of October , 2001. C,HAIRPERSON ATTEST: .4-1 e1? .0 iliAtet1 CHIEF DEPUTY CITY R OR ER nrrv , Acting `r vF' ........c� P Transmitted to the Mayor on ortoher 19,2001 `' ��pR ^. Mayor's Action: ❑Approved ElVetoed 14,it;,5 MAYOR ATTEST: atost36:17_0 .04aA.... CHIEF DEPUTY CITY RE ORDER jo- z.-©/ (SEAL) Bill No. 67 of 2001 Published: October 16, 2001 G\Ordina0l\Chapter 3 52-Large-Scale Special Events-Sept 20,2001 -Version 1-clean.doc 4