September 2022

III. OPERATIONAL STANDARDS

Security

Streetaries are under the control of the permit holder. The permit holder is responsible for securing the streetary and any fixtures and furnishings contained within it during hours when the associated business is not in operation so that objects cannot be removed or used as projectiles. Securing the streetary is defined as storing inside the locked business or using cables and padlocks or any other means to prevent vandalism, theft, or damage to property.

No Outdoor Food Preparation and No Open Flames

SRMC 11.70.100(B): No outdoor food preparation, flames, heating. Outdoor food preparation, food heating mechanisms, cooking and open flames, hotpots, candles, open flames, and barbecues shall not be permitted in streetaries.

Alcohol Service

SRMC 11.70.100(C): Alcohol service. Alcohol service shall be permitted subject to the acquisition of all required local and State permits and licenses.

Only food service establishments licensed by the State of California will be permitted to allow on- premises consumption of alcoholic beverages. Alcohol service is only allowed under full-service conditions and alcoholic beverages consumed in streetaries are not allowed to be provided in to- go containers. Establishments that serve alcoholic beverages in the streetary area shall meet all requirements of the Alcoholic Beverage Control Board and any other federal, state, or local laws and regulations governing the sale and consumption of alcoholic beverages.

No Live Entertainment or Amplified Music Without Permit

SRMC 11.70.100(A): No live entertainment or amplified music. No live entertainment or amplified music shall be permitted in streetaries established pursuant to this chapter without first obtaining all required permits including but not limited to those issued pursuant to Section 8.13.060 of Title 8.

Noise and Disruptive Behavior

SRMC 11.70.100(D): Noise and disruptive behavior. Permittees shall be responsible for ensuring their patrons minimize noise and disruptive behavior while using their streetary space.

Site Maintenance

SRMC 11.70.100(E): Site maintenance. Streetaries shall be maintained free of litter, refuse and debris. The area shall be scrubbed and mopped daily by the permittee to remove any food or drink stains. Such cleaning shall be in accordance with the City’s Storm Water Management and Discharge Control Program, which prohibits any discharge other than rainwater into the storm water drainage system.

ADA Compliance

SRMC 11.70.100(F): ADA compliance. Streetary seating areas must, at all times, comply with all requirements of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) and provide sufficient
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