Sidewalk Café definition

Sidewalk Café or “Café” means a group of tables and chairs and other accessories situated and maintained upon a public sidewalk for the use and consumption of food and beverages sold to the public from, or in, an adjoining or adjacent indoor food and beverage establishment.
Sidewalk Café means a deck, patio, ramp, temporary sidewalk, group of tables and chairs or other accessories situated on a street including a sidewalk for the use and consumption of food and beverages sold to the public from, or in, an adjacent principle use property;
Sidewalk Café means a temporary outdoor area located and maintained by an adjoining eating and drinking establishment for the sale and consumption of food or beverages;

Examples of Sidewalk Café in a sentence

  • Excavation Foundation to Grade Projection into Public Space Retaining Wall - greater than 6ft in height measured from bottom of footing Tenant Layout Sidewalk Café Construction Swimming Pool – Over 400 sq.

  • In the event the Owner fails to pay for services, repairs, or replacement under this section within 30 days of delivery of an invoice for such services, the City may suspend or revoke the Sidewalk Café Permit.

  • Any proof of insurance or notices of cancellation or renewal shall include the Sidewalk Café permit number.

  • Daily sanitary cleaning of the Sidewalk Café Area is required, and the sidewalks shall be washed down on a daily basis.

  • This Agreement shall serve as the signed statement by the Permittee accepting responsibility for installation, removal, operation, and maintenance of the Sidewalk Café as set forth in this Agreement until the responsibility is legally transferred to another entity.


More Definitions of Sidewalk Café

Sidewalk Café means an extension of Licensed Premises onto a public sidewalk where food, refreshments, and/or beverages are sold by a Restaurant, delicatessen, ice cream shop or coffee shop for public consumption at tables or counters located on such public sidewalk, approval for which has been applied for in accordance with Chapter 7.42 of the Code of the City of Annapolis, as may be amended.
Sidewalk Café means any area situated on a public walkway where food, refreshments, and/or beverages are sold by a restaurant, delicatessen, ice cream shop, coffee shop, or any food or beverage vendor (hereinafter “Operating establishment”) for public consumption at tables or counters located on the outside of the operating establishment. Sidewalk café shall operate only as authorized pursuant to this Chapter (Ordinance 5-1995, Article 1162 § 240-11).
Sidewalk Café means an expansion of a restaurant, bistro, coffee shop or other establishment offering beverages or food that provides seating for more than 3 people in the form of a group of tables, chairs, benches, trash containers and suitable decorative devices maintained upon any part of the sidewalk for use on part of the public property that immediately adjoins the licensed premises for the purpose of consuming food or beverages of the patrons of the establishment.
Sidewalk Café means outdoor dining, with all associated furnishings, located on a public sidewalk immediately adjacent to and abutting the indoor restaurant which operates the café.
Sidewalk Café means a temporary outdoor patio, sidewalk patio, street patio or deck located on a sidewalk or other portion of a highway, including parking stalls, permitted by a sidewalk café permit for the purpose of serving food and beverages in an outdoor setting to seated patrons in conjunction with an existing business directly adjacent to the sidewalk café.
Sidewalk Café means a use located on a public sidewalk which is located adjacent to a full service restaurant where food and beverages are prepared, served and sold and are delivered for consumption on the sidewalk. It is characterized by the presence of tables and chairs and may be shaded by canopies, awnings or umbrellas. It shall also include the public right-of-way connecting the main restaurant to the sidewalk café.
Sidewalk Café means tables, chairs, benches and appurtenant equipment located on a public sidewalk or municipal parking lot: i) for the exclusive use by patrons of an abutting, eligible establishment; and ii) where the service of food or beverages is offered to persons using such tables, chairs and benches.