3.22.4 Standards and Requirements A temporary use established under the provisions of this Chapter shall conform to the following standards and requirements

(a) Any structure requiring sanitary facilities by building, fire, health, or other similar codes shall be located on the same lot as a host structure unless independent water and sewer service is provided to the temporary structure. Where such codes require sanitary facilities, they may be provided by a host structure provided that there is: (1) No preparation of any food on the premises; (2) No indoor seating of patrons; (3) Written evidence that a host structure will provide permanent sanitary facilities for any employees and that such facilities are conveniently located not more that three hundred (300) feet from the structure and will be accessible during all periods of operation of the use; (4) Written evidence from the County Health Department that all food will be prepared and delivered from an approved commissary and that all waste resulting from the operation of the use will be properly disposed. (b) The minimum required parking shall be two (2) spaces except that a reasonable number of additional parking places may be required. Such parking shall not have the effect of decreasing any existing parking that is required for any other use existing on the site. All parking shall meet the standards for off-street parking as specified in this chapter except that required parking may be provided on a gravel rather than a concrete or asphalt cement surface. (c) The layout of the proposed use shall be compatible with the access, parking, circulation, and other significant elements of any other uses or structures existing on the site. (d) All structures shall be securely anchored to the ground at not less than four (4) points as directed by the Building Official or Town Engineer. (e) The right to occupy the site shall be secured by a written agreement with the owner of the parcel and the owner of any host structures. Said agreement shall address the question of use of restroom facilities by employees, responsibility for maintenance, and restoration of the site upon termination of the use. A copy of the proposed agreement shall be part of the application. (f) Approval for each temporary use permit shall bear an expiration date based upon the nature of the use. In no case shall approval be given for a period exceeding forty five (45) days. Garage sales need not obtain a Temporary Use permit, but shall not operate the sale for a period exceeding five (5) days in any calendar year, and shall be conducted by bona fide residents or lessors of the premises. Goods for sale shall consist of household type items used by residents of the premises. If any temporary structure becomes vacant prior to the expiration of the permit, it shall be removed within fifteen (15) days of the vacancy. (g) The landowner of the parcel shall provide for the restoration of the site of said use to its original condition, including cleanup, replacement of facilities, and removal of any structures 3.22.5 Action on Application A use meeting the requirements stated above shall be approved and a use not meeting the requirements stated above shall be denied, or may be approved with appropriate conditions to assure that the use will be compatible with and will not pose any detriment to persons or property. Said conditions may include a limitation upon hours of operation and/or a time limitation which is less than the maximum established by this section. 3.22.6 Revocation of Permit A permit may be revoked in the event of a violation of any of the provisions of this section or the conditions set forth in the temporary use permit. 3.22.7 Business License Required A temporary use permit is not a business license and the granting of said permit shall not relieve the permittee of any other license requirement of the Town or any other public agency. 3.22.8 Fees In order to offset a portion of the costs incurred by the Town in processing temporary use permits, a fee may be charged as established by the Town in its fee and/or rate resolutions as may be applicable at the time. 3.22.9 Town Celebrations or Events Any Town sponsored celebrations or special events of a temporary nature, including but not limited to the annual Twenty-fourth of July Celebration are exempt from the requirements of obtaining a temporary use permit as described by this section. Individually operated booths, exhibitions, fund raisers, and other displays operated in conjunction with Town celebrations are also exempt.