Indoor portion definition

Indoor portion means any part of a covered premises with a roof or overhang that is enclosed by, at least three walls, except that the following will not be considered an indoor portion: (1) a structure on the sidewalk or roadway if it is entirely open on the side facing the sidewalk; and (2) an outdoor dining structure for individual parties, such as a plastic dome, if it has adequate ventilation to allow for air circulation.
Indoor portion means any part of a Covered Location, City Hall, or a Public Library with a roof or overhang that is enclosed by at least three walls, except that the following will not be considered an Indoor Portion: (1) a structure on or adjacent to the sidewalk or roadway if it is entirely open on the side facing the sidewalk; and (2) an outdoor dining structure for individual parties, such as a plastic dome, if it has adequate ventilation (such as the equivalent of twenty-five percent or more of the sides of the structure are open) to allow for air circulation.

Examples of Indoor portion in a sentence

  • When the user has reached the intended building, the application will then prompt another QR code scan to transition into the Indoor portion of the navigation.

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