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IV. OUTDOOR DINING AND ENTERTAINMENTSTANDARDS35A. OUTDOOR DINING AND ENTERTAINMENTSTANDARDS: PUBLIC SIDEWALK AREAS.The standards of this subsection apply to outdoor dining that occurs or is proposedto occur within public sidewalk areas. For the purposes of this subsection,the term “outdoor dining” and “outdoor dining area” refer to dining within the areaof a public sidewalk or similar pedestrian area, unless the context refers otherwise.1. Objective and Intent.The objective of establishing the Outdoor Dining Standards is to promotepedestrian-friendly use of public sidewalks and similar pedestrianareas in connection with providing economic opportunities for ground floorretail. The Outdoor Dining Standards have been developed to ensure thatthe space used for outdoor dining is consistent with the general design ofthe public right-of-way and to allow for adequate pedestrian circulation.The Outdoor Dining Standards are also intended to guide applicants withthe design of outdoor dining areas, establish or enhance an identifiablesense of place, create a comfortable and interesting pedestrian environment,maintain a continuous and visible pedestrian activity between nodesand building anchors, and provide minimum standards for beautification.LAS VEGAS DOWNTOWNCENTENNIAL PLANOUTDOORDINING STANDARDS2. Standards.Outdoor dining otherwise permitted within the underlying zoningdistrict may be permitted to take place within a sidewalk area or similarpedestrian area, but only in accordance with the Outdoor Dining Standards.a. Location. Outdoor dining may occur only as an accessory use to aneating establishment and may be permitted only in the public sidewalkor similar pedestrian area immediately adjacent to the front of the establishment.The dining area may not extend beyond the boundaries of theabutting property and shall not be located in a manner that interfereswith the building egress and ingress as required by the InternationalBuilding Code (IBC). No outdoor dining area may be located withintwenty feet of an intersection or within ten feet of a driveway or alley.Where approved by the Department of Public Works, outdoor diningin a public sidewalk or similar pedestrian area may occupy up to twoLAS VEGAS DOWNTOWN CENTENNIAL PLANPD-0012-08-2012RS
36LAS VEGAS DOWNTOWNCENTENNIAL PLANOUTDOORDINING STANDARDSthirds of the total width of the sidewalk or available pedestrian area.In the case of a sidewalk or similar pedestrian area up to fifteen feetwide, there shall remain a minimum pedestrian clearance of five feet.For sidewalks or similar pedestrian areas with a greater width, theminimum pedestrian clearance is eight feet. This minimum clearancearea must occur between any outdoor dining and a continuous line thatrepresents where sidewalk or pedestrian area obstructions are located.Such obstructions include without limitation tree planters, landscapeplanters, street furniture, streetlight poles, utility poles, fire hydrants,signposts, and permitted news racks (Graphic 3).b. Barriers. Outdoor dining and seating areas shall be free of any permanentbarriers or other structures that create physical separationbetween the dining area and areas of public sidewalks. Nothing shallbe attached temporarily or permanently to the sidewalk. This includesfurniture, umbrellas, planters, etc. (Graphic 4).c. Roofing. Will be addressed on a case-by-case basis.d. Furniture. All furnishings within an outdoor dining area shall bemovable and made of sturdy, durable and commercial grade material.They shall be designed to complement the design theme of the business.Ordinary plastic lawn chairs and tables and similar furniture arenot acceptable.e. Trash Enclosures. Trash receptacles are not permitted within theoutdoor dining area or the adjacent public sidewalk.GRAPHIC 3: OUTDOOR DINING LOCATIONGRAPHIC 4: OUTDOOR DINING BARRIERSLAS VEGAS DOWNTOWN CENTENNIAL PLANPD-0012-08-2012RS
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Page 7 and 8: iiTABLE OF CONTENTSI. VISION OF DOW
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