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7B <br /> Page 30 <br /> SECTI�N 8: FiRE DEPARTIVIENT <br /> A. A Fire Department review of the application, including type of event and <br /> projec#ed attendance wifl occur to determine if the scope of the e�ent shall <br /> require Fire Code Permits. Fire Code Permit Application includes, but is not <br /> limited to: <br /> 1. Places of assembly (75 or more peopie); <br /> 2. Tents, canopies and temporary membrane structures; <br /> 3. Tentlstructures equal to or greater than 200 square feet; <br /> 4. Canopies equal to or greater than 4�0 square feet; <br /> 5. �pen flame except candles which shall be used in accordance with #he City's <br /> �'ire Code; <br /> 6. Regulations for vender and /or cooking booths; <br /> 7. Parade floats and <br /> 8. Use of generators <br /> B. A fire safety officer may be required for events that could impact #ire and life <br /> safety. The size of attendance and poten#ia! hazards will be evaluated. <br /> SECTIQN 9: SALE �R DISTRIBUTION OF FOOD TO THE PUBLIC <br /> General Provisions <br /> A. 1f food and beverages are part of the proposed event, the City must approve the <br /> food and beverage type. Any alcoholic be�erage is subject to the permits and <br /> requirements of the Sta#e Department of Alcahoiic Be�erage Control, Redwood <br /> City Ordinance and Fire Code Permit. <br /> B. Food and beverage service must comply with the requirements established by <br /> the San Mateo Counfiy Health Department and fihe Redwaod City Fire <br /> Department. <br /> C. Protective covers must be placed on the Courthouse Square surface including <br /> extending three feefi around any area where food and/or beverage service <br /> equiprnent is located. <br /> 1. Accep#abie covers are plywood, heavy plastic, or indoor-outdoor carpeting. <br /> Protecti�e covers other than these must be approved in advance by the Parks <br /> and Recrea#ion and Community Services Department. <br /> 2. A!I protective co�ers must be of sufficient thickness and weight so that <br /> pedestrian passage is not impeded by the covering. <br /> Page 11 of 21 <br />