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File Number: 14-207 <br />health studios, and massage therapy as an accessory use to another health and fitness center use. <br />Any such facilities that offer alcoholic beverage service shall be defined as Commercial <br />Recreation. <br />Staff proposes that Health and Fitness Centers should be allowed through an Administrative <br />Review (AR) process in the CN, DA-3, and DA-4 Districts instead of a Conditional Use Permit <br />(UP). Staff also proposes that Health and Fitness Centers should be a Permitted (P) use in <br />the DA-6 District. <br />Internet Sweepstakes Center <br />Staff proposes adding a new definition to the Zoning Code for Internet Sweepstakes Center . <br />Per the State’s Bureau of Gaming Control , such uses are considered a form of gambling. By <br />defining the activity as a separate use, and then not including this use in any districts as a <br />permitted or discretionary use, staff believes that this strengthens the City’s ability to restrict <br />the use and activity. <br />Proposed new definition: <br />Internet Sweepstakes Center. A commercial establishment which sells a service -- such as the <br />ability to browse the world wide web or Internet, create and print documents, shop online, play <br />games, watch video and video-related media, fax documents, use telephone services -- and <br />also provides customers with promotional sweepstakes entries to obtain a prize through <br />predetermined odds via simulated casino-style games on a computer or other electronic device <br />or via immediate disclosure on a computer or other electronic device or via immediate <br />disclosure from an employee. <br />Mobile Food Vendor/Mobile Food Vending <br />An update to the Municipal Code to establish a permitting process and performance <br />standards for Mobile Food Vendors is currently underway . Such proposed regulations are on <br />a parallel track with these proposed Zoning Code amendments. Staff proposes that the <br />Zoning Code definition be changed to focus on the use rather than the individual vendor. <br />Additionally, the zoning districts in which staff recommends Mobile Food Vendors be allowed <br />should be expanded and clarified so that Mobile Food Vending is allowed in more zoning <br />districts. <br />Mobile Food Vendingor. A person engaged in tThe sale of food from a handcart or other small, <br />self-propelled, or tow-able cart. any motorized or trailer vehicle, designed to be portable and not <br />permanently attached to the ground, from which only food and beverages are sold, served free <br />or sampled, displayed or offered for sale, as regulated by the San Leandro Municipal Code. <br />Staff recommends that Mobile Food Vending should be allowed through an Administrative <br />Review (AR) process in the IL, IG, IP, IL(AU), IG(AU) and IP(AU) Districts. Per Planning <br />Commission recommendation, staff proposes that Mobile Food Vending should be Not <br />Permitted (-) in the SA-1, SA-2, SA-3, CN, P, PHD, DA-1, DA-2, DA-3, DA-4, DA-5, and DA-6 <br />Districts. <br />Outdoor Facility Permits in Industrial Zones <br />Page 10 City of San Leandro Printed on 5/27/2014