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OVERVIEW
Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the City of Northglenn is allowing temporary outdoor dining areas in parking lots and other locations on private and public property. Locations for these services will need to be in areas identified in a Temporary Use Permit that is to be reviewed and approved by the City of Northglenn. In addition to city requirements listed below, businesses are expected to follow State Health Guidelines to achieve social distancing and best practices developed in the COVID-19 recovery plan.
Section 11-3-3 of the city’s Unified Development Ordinance (UDO)covers Temporary Use Permits, which allow for certain uses for a specific period of time.
SUBMITTAL REQUIREMENTS
The following application package must be submitted to the Planning and Development Department to commence review. Uploaded documents must either be in a PDF or JPEG format. Any missing information or documents may cause the application to be incomplete and, therefore, rejected. Application requirements include:
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CompletIon of this electronic form.
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Project Description Letter that summarizes the proposed temporary use including duration, dates and times of the event, and how the event will be run and managed.
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Site Plan that shows the location where any outdoor dining areas will be located. Any applicable information provided within the checklist on subsequent pages should also be addressed on the site plan attached.
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If your liquor licensed business intends to sell or serve alcohol in any temporary outdoor dining area, a modification of premises permit from the State of Colorado and City of Northglenn Liquor Licensing Authorities will also be required.
Please click here to download the state's application. Input the content in the fillable spaces and save. There is a location later in this form to upload the completed document. Although the State Liquor Enforcement Division requires a $150 fee upon submission of the application, fees may be eligible for reimbursement by the city through CARES Act funds upon State approval of the modification of premises permit.
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Completed Federal W-9 form that will be required for the city’s reimbursement to you as a result of fees required by the state during their review of liquor licensing.
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Additional Information, as may be required by the city if applicable to the proposed Temporary Use Permit request.
PROCESS
- Upon receipt of an application, the Planning Division staff will review the application package for completeness. If the application is deemed complete, then the Temporary Use Permit submittal will be referred out to various city departments for review, including the city’s Planning Division, Building Division, Public Works Department and City Clerk’s Office, as well as North Metro Fire Rescue.
- The city’s review will be completed within five business days of submittal. Staff will inform you if additional information is required.
- Once an application has been reviewed by city staff, it can be approved administratively by the Director of Planning and Development, providing it complies with all applicable city code provisions.
- In order for a Temporary Use Permit to be approved, it must meet the approval criteria outlined in Section 11-6-5(c)(3)(C) of the code. Approvals may include conditions that must be adhered to. Staff will provide a Temporary Use Permit that must be available for inspection at the site.
- Any decision on a Temporary Use Permit made by the Director may be appealed to the Planning Commission.
SITE PLAN
This should show the location where any outdoor dining areas will be located. Any applicable information provided within the checklist should be addressed on the attached document. This includes, but is not limited to:
- Original area
- Expansion area
- Sign location
- Table and chair location
- Restroom facilities
- Trash collection locations
- Barriers or enclosures
- Lighting
- Sound systems
A detailed parking and traffic flow plan must also be submitted.
IMPORTANT NOTES:
- Total size of all files submitted cannot exceed 22MB.
- If you refresh your page without saving, you will lose your content.
- Save and Resume Later does NOT save loaded documents. If possible, please complete the application all at once.
- Please Use "Previous" and "Next" buttons to navigate form. Do not use forward and backward buttons in your browser.
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