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HomeMy WebLinkAbout2021-10-13 - City Commission Regular Meeting MinutesCity of Tamarac City Commission Minutes Wednesday, Oct. 13, 2021 CALL TO ORDER: Mayor Gomez called the Wednesday, Oct. 13, 2021, City Commission meeting, being held in Commission Chamber to order at 7.00 p.m. ROLL CALL: Commissioner Debra Placko, Commissioner Mike Gelin, Vice Mayor Elvin Villalobos and Mayor Michelle J. Gomez were in attendance. Commissioner Marlon Bolton joined virtually using communications media technology. Also in attendance were, Interim City Manager Kathleen Gunn, City Attorney John Herin, and City Clerk Jennifer Johnson. CITY ATTORNEY REPORT City Attorney Herin asked for direction in scheduling a shade session, regarding a matter between the Federation of Public Employees vs. the City of Tamarac. The consensus of the Commission was to move forward with scheduling the session. 2. INTERIM CITY MANAGER REPORT a. Proclamation - Fire Prevention Month Requested by Fire Rescue Community Risk Reduction Division Mayor Gomez summarized the proclamation and stated it was provided to the recipient prior to the meeting. b. Proclamation - Honoring Mr. Adam Dahari and Mr. Ron Barr Requested by Fire Marshal Tommy Demopoulos Mayor Gomez read the proclamation for the record, and presented it to the recipients in attendance. c. Request For Extension of the Second Public Hearing Date for the Woodlands Land Use Plan Amendment (LUPA) Requested by Scott Backman, on behalf of the Petitioner, 13th Floor Woodlands HB GP City Attorney Herin turned the meeting over to Special Counsel, Max Lohman, who is representing the City on this item, and exited the meeting at 7.11 p.m. Mayor Gomez asked for a motion and second to approve the extension. Commissioner Placko motioned to approve. Vice Mayor Villalobos seconded. Mr. Lohman presented information related to the request being brought forward. Lohman stated this would be the applicant's third request to extend, and the Commission would need to grant the extension, grant the extension with conditions, or deny the extension. If you deny the extension, I would recommend you set the land use and rezoning to be heard November 10, 2021, which is your next regularly scheduled meeting that would provide ample time to notice the meeting. Scott Backman, on behalf of the applicant, provided remarks related to the item and addressed issues that have arisen in the last five weeks. Backman addressed reasons the applicant missed notice, and asked that the Commission provide his client with a fair hearing allowing for due process. Backman stated he became aware of bringing the land use, rezoning, developer's agreement, and site plan forward in the last few weeks and the site plan would not be ready. It needed time for review, and to address any comments, therefore he is requesting an extension for 10-months. Discussion by the Commission ensued with questions regarding, the placement on the agenda, administratively canceling the meeting, when the Commission was notified of the changes, next steps in the process, etc. Interim City Manager, Kathleen Gunn, and Community Development Director, Maxine Calloway, provided information relative to the meeting date, public notice, etc. Following discussion, Clerk Johnson conducted a roll call vote, and the motion to approve failed 3-1. Commissioner Placko, Commissioner Gelin, and Vice Mayor Villalobos were not in favor. Mayor Gomez was in favor, and Commissioner Bolton was away. Discussion by the Commission, City Attorney, and Mr. Backman continued regarding the status of the site plan. Commissioner Gelin made a motion to deny the extension, and to have the next meeting on November 10, 2021. Commissioner Placko seconded. Clerk Johnson conducted a roll call vote, the motion tied 2-2, and no action was taken. Commissioner Placko and Commissioner Gelin were in favor. Vice Mayor Villalobos and Mayor Gomez were not in favor. Commissioner Bolton was away. Vice Mayor Villalobos stated he wanted to reconsider his vote. Mr. Lohman stated there was no action taken on the item, therefore there is no prevailing side. Lohman stated, Vice Mayor Villalobos is stating he voted in error. Vice Mayor Villalobos made a motion to deny to the extension, and to have final hearing on November 10, 2021. [Lohman clarified the motion by Vice Mayor Villalobos was to deny the requested extension, which is a 10-month extension, have this item heard on November 10tn 2021 ] Commissioner Gelin seconded. Clerk Johnson conducted a roll call vote, and the motion carried 3-1. Commissioner Placko, Commissioner Gelin and Vice Mayor Villalobos were in favor. Mayor Gomez was not in favor. Commissioner Bolton was away. At the conclusion of the item, City Attorney John Herin returned at 8*44 p.m. 3. PUBLIC PARTICIPATION Mayor Gomez opened for comments from the public. 1. Patricia Fox, of 5601 Mulberry Drive, Tamarac, stated she was here on behalf of the WHOA who is in favor of 13t" Floor project and that they receive theextension. 2. Richard Grinnage, of 5300 White Oak Lane, Tamarac, stated he is President of Section 2. Grinnage expressed his concern for parties taking place at 5405 White Oak Lane in the Woodlands. He also asked the Commission to vote no on the Woodlands project. Mayor Gomez stated BSO is aware of the issue, and they were in the audience, if he would like to speak directly to them. 3. Ilene Lieberman, of 4809 Woodlands Blvd., Tamarac, expressed her concern for Ms. Fox's comments on behalf of the WHOA. Lieberman also expressed her concern for parties that are taking place in the Woodlands, and police stated they couldn't do anything because Section 3 is not in the WHOA. She provided information related to the Code of Ordinances for the Commission to review regarding the WHOA. 4. Tommy Butts, of 5730 NW 54th Terrace, expressed his concern regarding trash pick-up and bulk pick-up. Mr. Gies was in the audience and met with Mr. Butts to address his concerns. 5. Maureen Simmons, of 7208 NW 76th Street, Tamarac, expressed her concern for speeding on University and 76th Street. She would like speed bumps installed, but is having trouble getting signatures. Ms. Karpaviciute was in the audience, and metwith Ms. Simmons to address her issues. At the conclusion of public participation, Mr. Lohman departed the meeting. Mayor Gomez recessed the meeting at 9.04 p.m., and reconvened at 9.25 p.m. Clerk Johnson conducted a roll call vote, and Commissioner Placko, Commissioner Gelin, Vice Mayor Villalobos and Mayor Gomez were present. 4. CONSENT AGENDA a. Approval of the Sept. 13, 2021 - Special City Commission Minutes b. Approval of the Sept. 22, 2021 - City Commission Minutes c. Approval of the Sept. 28, 2021 - Special City Commission Minutes d. TR13610 - EMS Internship Program A Resolution of the City Commission of the City of Tamarac, Florida, approving a five (5) year -term Agreement for Emergency Medical Services (EMS) Internship program between the City of Tamarac and the School Board of Broward County to allow EMS students to ride along on the City's fire rescue vehicles as part of the Internship Program and receive education and training from Tamarac Fire Rescue personnel with an effective date upon execution by all parties and with an expiration date of June 30, 2026, authorizing appropriate City Officials to execute the Agreement for EMS Internship Program; providing for conflicts; providing for severability; and providing for an effective date. e. TR13679 - Broward Health Physician Resident Internship Program A Resolution of the City Commission of the City of Tamarac, Florida, approving the execution of a five (5) year -term Program Letter of Agreement for Emergency Medical Services (EMS) Physician Resident Internship Program between the City of Tamarac and North Broward Hospital District d/b/a Broward Health to allow resident physicians to ride along on City's Fire Rescue vehicles as part of the physician resident internship program for the emergency room physician certification and receive training from Tamarac Fire Rescue personnel with an effective date upon execution by all parties and effective for a period of five (5) years from the execution date, authorizing appropriate City Officials to execute the Agreement for EMS Physician Resident Internship Program; providing for conflicts; providing for severability; and providing for an effective date. f. TR13690 - D4 Sister Cities Committee Appointment A Resolution of the City Commission of the City of Tamarac, Florida, appointing Kate Confare to the Sister Cities Committee to serve a term concurrent with the appointing Commission member, or until such time as new appointments are made; providing for conflicts; providing for severability; and providing for an effective date. g. TR13693 - D3 Charter Board Appointment A Resolution of the City Commission of the City of Tamarac, Florida, appointing one member to the Charter Board, from District 3, to serve the remainder of the one-year term previously set by Resolution R-2021-044, with new appointments to be made in six years; providing for conflicts; providing for severability; and providing for an effective date. h. TR13695 - Horticultural Chemical Purchase A Resolution of the City Commission of the City of Tamarac, Florida, approving the purchase of Horticultural Chemicals; authorizing the appropriate City Officials to Select, Approve and Award the purchase of Horticultural Chemicals annually utilizing competitive procurement methods with prequalified vendors; authorizing an annual expenditure from the appropriate accounts not to exceed the approved annual budget for said purpose; providing for conflicts; providing for severability; and providing for an effective date. Commission District(s): Citywide i. TR13699 - Authorize and Approve Purchase of Wastewater Pumps and Appurtenances A Resolution of the City Commission of the City of Tamarac, Florida, designating Hydra Service, Inc., as a sole source provider for pumps and appurtenances utilized at sixty-five (65) City wastewater pump stations, and to authorize expenditures for the purchase of pumps and appurtenances from Hydra Service, Inc., for an amount not to exceed the annual budget for said purpose for a period of twenty-four (24) months; authorizing an annual expenditure from the appropriate accounts not to exceed the annual budget for said purpose; providing for conflicts; providing for severability; and providing for an effective date. Commission District(s): Citywide j. TR13700 - Authorization to Execute a Certain Purchase and Sale Agreement between Medalist Restaurant Group II, LLC, d/b/a Culver's of Tamarac and the City of Tamarac for City Owned Vacant Parcel, located on the north side of Commercial Boulevard, 280 feet West of NW 82nd Avenue A Resolution of the City Commission of the City of Tamarac, Florida, authorizing the appropriate City Officials to execute that certain purchase and sale agreement between Medalist Restaurant Group II, LLC, D/B/A Culver's of Tamarac and the City of Tamarac, attached hereto as Exhibit 1 ", for the sale of a 29,300 square ft. or approximately .67 acres of real property located on the north side of Commercial Boulevard, approximately 280 feet west of NW 82 Avenue, known as Lot 3, less south 7 feet thereof, Block 7, Lyons commercial subdivision, according to the plat thereof, as recorded in Plat Book 69, page 42, of the public records of Broward County, Florida, being more particularly described in Exhibit "A", attached hereto and incorporated herein; providing for conflicts; providing for severability; and providing an effective date. Commission District(s): District 2 Mayor Gomez will ask if there are any additions or deletions. Interim City Manager, Kathleen Gunn, stated there were no additions or deletions. Commissioner Placko motioned to approve the consent agenda. Vice Mayor Villalobos seconded. Clerk Johnson will conduct a roll call vote, and the motion carried unanimously 4-0. 5. REGULAR AGENDA a. TR13689 - Authorize and Approve ILA for Solid Waste Processing A Resolution of the City Commission of the City of Tamarac, Florida, approving the Second Amendment to the Interlocal Agreement with Broward County and participating communities providing for Solid Waste Disposal Support Services through July 2, 2028; authorizing the appropriate City Officials to execute said Second Amendment to the Interlocal Agreement and take all steps necessary to effectuate the intent of the Resolution; providing for conflicts; providing for severability; and providing for an effective date. Commission District(s): Citywide City Attorney Herin read the title for the record. Commissioner Placko motioned to approve. Vice Mayor Villalobos seconded. Budget and Contracts Manager, Troy Geis, provided a presentation, which is on file in the City Clerk's Office Mayor Gomez opened for public comments. There being none, closed public comments. Clerk Johnson will conduct a roll call vote, and the motion carried unanimously 4-0. 6. ORDINANCE(S) - FIRST READING a. T02485 - Amending Section 2-29(c), of the City's Code, entitled "Regular meetings" An Ordinance of the City Commission of the City of Tamarac, Florida, amending Article II, Section 2-29(c) of the Tamarac City Code, entitled "Regular meetings", providing for codification, providing for conflicts, providing for severability; and providing for an effective date. City Attorney Herin read the title for the record. Vice Mayor Villalobos motioned to approve. Commissioner Placko seconded. Discussion by the Commission ensued and there were varying opinions on the desired start times. Clerk Johnson will conduct a roll call vote, and the motion failed 3-1. Commissioner Gelin, Vice Mayor Villalobos and Mayor Gomez were not in favor. Commissioner Placko was in favor. 7. PUBLIC HEARING(S) None. 8. ORDINANCE(S) - SECOND READING None. 9. QUASI-JUDICIAL HEARING(S) None. 10. OTHER a. Discussion and consensus on Inspiration Way art piece purchase and permanent placement Public Art Committee consultant, Beth Ravitz, provided a presentation, which is on file in the City Clerk's Office. Following discussion by the Commission, the consensus was to move forward with the recommended purchases. b. Discussion and direction related to a "majority" not a "super majority" when it comes to the censure and/or removal of a member of the City Commission Requested by Vice Mayor Villalobos Vice Mayor Villalobos expressed his concerns requiring a super majority in matters related to censuring a Commissioner. Discussion by the Commission ensued, with the consensus being to keep the super majority, because the magnitude of being censured is significant and it would be best to require a 4/5 vote. Vice Mayor Villalobos expressed his concern for the required number of votes to remove a member, and the consensus was to keep that with a simple majority. The removal of a Commissioner from a meeting is for one (1) meeting, and therefore a simple majority is compulsory. c. Discussion related to City Commission activity on all Social Media Platforms Requested by Vice Mayor Villalobos Vice Mayor Villalobos asked for consensus from the Commission, directing staff draft a policy related to social media use. The consensus of the Commission is to bring back a draft policy at a future workshop. d. City Commission Questions/Direction to the Interim City Manager or the City Attorney Requested by Commissioner Bolton Commissioner Bolton was not in attendance, and therefore this item was not addressed. There being nothing further to discuss, Mayor Gomez adjourned the meeting at 10.10 p.m. Minutes,transcribed and submitted by City Clerk Jennifer Johnson. JA� Jen fifer o nso CM ,1 Q� ArV)�,� � , � = LDS; tip • � . Mi helle J. Gomez ayorST�1g63 rv, Sf: �� ` Note to the reader. The above signature is the City Clerk, of the City of Tamarac, Florida. if the minutes you have received are not signed, or completed as indicated above, they are not the official minutes of the Tamarac City Commission Meeting held Wednesday, Oct. 13, 2021. The City Commission may consider and act upon such other business as may come before it. In the event this agenda must be revised, such revised copies will be available to the public at the City Commission meeting. Pursuant to Chapter 286.0105, Florida Statutes, if a person decides to appeal any decision made by the City Commission with respect to any matter considered at such meeting or hearing, he may need to ensure that a verbatim record of the proceedings is made which record includes the testimony and evidence upon which the appeal is based. The City of Tamarac complies with the provisions of the Americans with Disabilities Act.. 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The residential districts established in this section are intended to: (1) Provide appropriately located lands for residential development that are consistent with the goals, objectives, and policies of the Comprehensive Plan; (2) Ensure adequate light, air, privacy, recreation areas, and open space for each dwelling, and protect residents from the negative effects of noise, incompatible population density, traffic congestion, flooding, and other significant adverse environmental impacts; (3) Protect residential areas from fires, explosions, toxic fumes and substances, and other public safety hazards; (4) Provide for residential housing choice, affordability, and diversity with varying housing densities, types, and designs, including accessory dwelling units; (5) Provide for safe and efficient vehicular access and circulation and promote bicycle-, pedestrian-, and transit -friendly neighborhoods; (6) Provide for public services and facilities needed to serve residential areas and accommodate public and semi-public land uses that complement residential residential development while protecting residential areas from incompatible nonresidential development; and (7) Create neighborhoods and preserve existing community character while accommodating new infill development and redevelopment consistent with the City's goals and objectives. (B) Residential Districts Established (1) RE: Residential Estate. This district is intended to provide for primarily large -lot, single-family neighborhoods . The district also allows supporting public and recreational facilities and uses accessory to residential dwellings. (2) R-1: Single -Family Residential. This district is intended to provide for single-family residential neighborhoods. The principal land use is single-family, detached homes. Municipally owned and operated facilities are also allowed. The district also allows supporting public and recreational facilities and uses accessory to residential dwellings. 10-2.7 -Overlay Zoning Districts (A) General Purpose of Overlay Districts. Overlay zoning districts are superimposed over portions of one or more underlying base zoning districts in order to supplement generally applicable regulations with additional standards that address special area -specific conditions, features, or plans while maintaining the character and purposes of the underlying districts. Some overlay districts include standards that modify or supersede standards applied by the underlying district. (B) Establishment of Districts (1) Land shall be classified or reclassified into an overlay zoning district only in accordance with the procedures and requirements set forth in 10- 5.4 F Rezoning, and this section. (2) The boundaries of an overlay district shall be established byspecial studies related to the purpose of the district. Such study shall include, at a minimum: (a) Incorporation of an Overlay Map. A map shall be created and incorporated into this ordinance that shall identify the limits of the overlay district. (b) Specific Regulations. Specific regulations that apply within the boundaries of the overlay district shall be created to guide development within the district. Such regulations shall be incorporated into this Code after public hearings as an amendment to this Code and shall be used to review and regulate the development of all land uses in any zoning district within the boundaries of the overlay district. (C) Woodlands Overlay District (1) General Purpose of Woodlands Overlay District. The purpose and intent of the Woodlands Overlay District is to create and establish specific regulations in addition to those requirements contained within the City Code of Ordinances that will serve to preserve the neighborhood character, promote its high quality and appearance, maintain property values and protect the public health, safety and welfare. The overlay district is not only intended to provide guidelines to ensure the preservation of the Woodlands community's visual integrity, but to also ensure that every property is maintained in accordance with the community standards. (2) Woodlands Overlay (WO) District Established. The WO district is intended to protect the existing aesthetics of the Woodlands community to ensure high -quality development compatible with the surrounding existing development. (3) Sunset and Termination of Overlay District. This section shall sunset and the Woodlands Overlay District shall be terminated three years after the effective date of this Code, unless, prior to the sunset date, the City Commission shall pass legislation to extend or repeal the district. Page 1 of4 (4) General Maintenance Standards. Residential properties shall be protected from the negative impacts of noise, illumination, unsightlioess, odors, dust, dirt, smoke, and other objectionable influences. Maintenance of premises shall be subject to the City's Code. Minimum standards to ensure maintenance of premises are as follows, along with the following conditions: (a) A 11 properties shall be kept in aclean and sanitary condition free of rubbish, trash, garbage, ground surface hazards, including but not limited to broken glass, dangerous projections and objects. (b) No animals, livestock, or poultry of any kind shall be raised, bred, or kept on any lot. Dogs, cats, or other household pets may be kept, provided they are not kept, bred, or maintained for any commercial purposes. (c) Fences are permitted only when the fence will be used as a safety barrier to enclose a pool. Fences shall be constructed out of a non- porous material (specifically metal, aluminum, or plastic) and shall be painted black, dark green, white, or bronze in color and hidden from view with a continuous hedge. The property owner shall receive all required permits from the City prior to the installation . (d) Hedges are permitted and shall be maintained uniformly at aheight not to exceed six feet and so as not to obstruct a neighboring property owner's view of the golf course or water bodies. (e) Refuse containers shall be maintained in good condition and completely screened from view from the adjacent right-of-way. The only exception to this regulation is when the refuse containers are placed for pickup which shall be no earlier than 7:00 pm the evening before on the day of actual pickup and removed no later than 11:00 pm the evening of pickup. (f) All gas and oil tanks must be placed and maintained belowground level or in walled -in areas so as not to be visible from adjacent properties. (g) Air conditioning or other mechanical equipment placed in any front, side or rear yard shall be screened or walled in so as not to be visible from the public rights -of -way and shall not be placed on the roof of any building or structure unless such air conditioning or mechanical equipment is completely screened or walled in so as not to be visible from the public rights -of-way or adjoining properties. (h) Any telecommunications tower and/or antenna located withinthe Woodlands community shall comply with all federal, state, and local laws, ordinances and regulations. (i) Permanent and/or temporary signs shall not be erected or displayed upon any properties within the Woodlands . Exceptions: U) Political signs, which shall conform to 10-4.10 Signs. (ii) Security/protective agency signs, which shall be located within five feet of the residence . (iii) Warning or hazard signs, which will be permitted to be located where the hazard may exist. Page 2 of 4 (iv) Real estate signs, provided the signs are placed a minimum of 10 feet from the property line. Only one sign shall be permitted per property. The size of the sign shall be no larger than 15 inches in height, 24 inches in width. The top of the sign when measured from the ground (where the sign is installed) shall not exceed 36 inches in height. (v) Open house signs, which shall be permitted on weekends only when the subject property is staffed by a realtor or the homeowner. The size of the sign shall be no larger than 15 inches in height, 24 inches in width. The top of the sign when measured from the ground (where the sign is installed) shall not exceed 36 inches in height. (vi) House identification signs, which shall be attached to the residence, be no larger than 12 inches by 15 inches and include no more than the homeowner's name and/or address. U) Exterior surfaces of all buildings and structures including but not limited to roofs, walls, soffits, siding, fascia, and vehicular use areas shall be kept free of dirt, grime, mold, and mildew. Such surfaces shall also be kept free of faded or chipped paint and shall be maintained in good repair and condition. Such surfaces shall be repainted, recovered, or cleaned when 10 percent or more of the exposed surface area does not meet the standards set forth herein. (5) Carports, Garages, Parking, and Storage (a) The parking, storage, or movement of motor vehicles except in approved vehicle use areas is prohibited. Exceptions include golf carts which shall be permitted to move over pervious areas to get to and from the golf course or vehicle use areas. (b) Only private use vehicles are permitted to be parked or stored overnight where visible from the public rights -of -way or abutting property. All other types of vehicles including but not limited to heavy trucks and commercial vehicles are prohibited from being parked or stored overnight where it is visibl e from the public rights -of -way or abutting property. (c) Vehicle use areas shall be constructed of asphalt pavement, brick pavers, concrete, stamp concrete, cast in place stone or of a similar material which provides equivalent durability, aesthetic appearance, and maintainability. Any modification to an existing vehicular use area shall receive all required permits from the city prior to construction. (d) Carports are for the purpose of storing private use vehicles and trucks only. General storage of personal belongings and other commodities within the confines of the carport visible from the abutting rights -of -way are prohibited. Carports shall be maintained so that there is no accumulation of junk, trash, and debris. (e) Garage doors shall be kept in the down position at all times when the garage is not in use by the resident. (6) Buildings, Additions, and Modifications. In order to assure that the quality of development within the community is maintained at a high standard, Page 3 of4 the following requirements shall apply to construction of new residences and additions or changes to existing residences or properties: (a) No residence shall be constructed containing a living area of less than 1,500 square feet. (b) No docks, seawalls, boat landings, mooring posts or boathouses may be constructed without the property owner obtaining all permits. (7) Landscaping and Screening. In order to assure that the aesthetic appearance of the community is maintained, the following requirements shall apply with regard to maintenance of shrubbery and landscape materials: (a) Homeowners must maintain healthy landscaping, to include spraying, watering, weeding, trimming, and fertilizing. (b) All lot areas not covered by driveways, or other paved areas or structures shall be planted with lawn grass, ground cover or other appropriate landscape materials, free of weeds. Lawns shall be neatly maintained at a height of four inches or less. (c) Modifications to existing landscape material (as defined herein) shall be of equivalent replacement. (d) Landscape material shall not create pedestrian and/or motor vehicle hazards. (e) The installation, removal and pruning of all trees and palms within the community shall be in accordance with the standards of 1§ 0-4.4 Landscaping and Tree PreseNation. All other elements of landscaping shall be installed and maintained so as to meet all other applicable City Code requirements. Page 4 of 4 10-3.5 - Temporary Uses and Structures (A) Purpose. The purpose of this section is to authorize the establishment of certain uses (including special events) and structures of a limited duration. This section also sets out general standards applicable to all temporary uses and structures, and special standards applicable to particular temporary uses and structures. This section is intended to ensure that such uses or structure do not negatively affect adjacent land, are discontinued upon the expiration of a set time period, and do not involve the construction or alteration of any permanent building or structure. (B) Temporary Uses and Structures Allowed. Table 10-3.1: Allowed Uses, lists allowed temporary uses and structures alphabetically . Temporary uses and structures not listed in the table require approval under the procedure in 3.2(E), Classification of New and Unlisted Uses. (C) Approval Process; Temporary Use/Structure Permits. Prior to establishing any temporary use or structure, an applicant shall file an application for a temporary use permit with the Director unless otherwise exempted in this code. A Temporary Use/Structure Permit, if required, is required before the establishment, construction, or installation of any temporary use or structure designated in Table 10-3.1: Allowed Uses. (D) General Standards for All Temporary Uses (1) All accessory uses are subject to the dimensional standards for the applicable zoning district set forth in Article 2, Zoning Districts, as well as the general development and design standards in Article 4 :Development and Design Standards. In the case of any conflict, the more restrictive standards, as determined by the Director, shall apply. (2) Unless otherwise specified in this Code, any temporary use shall: (a) Obtain any other applicable city, county, state, or federal permits, including boilding permits and health department permits; (b) Not involve the retail sales or displa of goods, products, or services within public right -of-way, except as part of an authorized not -for -profit, special, or city - recognized or authorized event; (c) Not be detrimental to property or improvements in the surrounding area or to the public health, safety, or general welfare ; (d) Comply with any applicable conditions of approval that apply to a principal use on the site; (e) Not have substantial adverse effects or noise impacts on anyadjoining permanent uses or nearby residential neighborhoods; (f) Not include permanent alterations to the site; Signs. (g) Comply with temporary signage standards in §10-4.1 O(H), Temporary (h) Shall remove temporary signs associated with the temporary use or structure after the activity ends; (i) Not interfere with the normal operations of any permanent use located on the property; and 0) Be located on a site containing sufficient land area to allow the temporary use, structure, or special event to occur and accommodate associated pedestrian, parking, traffic movement without disturbing environmentally sensitive lands.