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permit application proposing to sell sandwiches within one block or block face of a previously existing delicatessen which serves sandwiches as a primary focus of its business would be denied on the basis of this subsection. A pushcart permit application proposing to sell coffee and espresso within one block or block face of a previously existing restaurant which sells coffee, but coffee is not a primary focus of its business, would not be denied on the basis of this subsection.) 2.1.1 The written consent of the affected previously existing business owner, licensed vendor or permittee must be provided to the City Manager by the applicant prior to issuance of the pushcart permit. The consent shall be deemed a continuing consent so long as the permittee does not change the food items being sold at the time consent is given, does not transfer the permit to another principal, or fail to renew the permit. In the event a particular business owner, licensed vendor, or permittee denies such consent, such denial may be deemed by the City Manager to apply for one year to all subsequent applications relating to goods substantially similar to those contemplated by the application for which consent was denied, absent subsequent written consent in favor of the initial applicant. R-3.3364 Specifics for Sidewalk Commerce. 1. Restrictions on Vending Locations. Sidewalk commerce licenses shall be restricted to vending locations within the geographical area on Kincaid Street from 100 feet north of 121h Avenue to 100 feet south of 13th Avenue. Additionally, a sidewalk commerce vendor shall not conduct commerce from a stationary vending unit on a sidewalk in any of the following places: 1.1 Within ten feet of the intersection of the sidewalk with any other sidewalk. The City may waive this restriction in writing for any location upon finding that construction of extra -width sidewalks makes such use consistent with the standards established by EC 3.342 and EC 3.344(1). 1.2 Within eight feet of the adjacent property line, except with the written consent of the adjacent property owner and a determination by the City that the proposed location will not present a threat to public health or safety. 1.3 Within a 20 foot radius of a building entrance or doorway, or any extension therefrom, except with the written consent of the property owner and a determination by the City that the proposed location will not present a threat to public health or safety. 1.4 Within ten feet of any handicapped parking space or access ramp. 1.5 Within ten feet of any driveway. 1.6 Within ten feet of any crosswalk. Administrative Order - Page 12 of 29