This council finds that the proliferation of transient outdoor businesses, typically on corner lots at major street intersections and lots on major arterials, has resulted in (1) increased traffic congestion and traffic hazards in the vicinities of such businesses, (2) increased dust and fire danger when such businesses are conducted on unsurfaced or poorly surfaced lots, and (3) incompatible land uses when considered in the context of adjacent properties. The purpose of this chapter is to provide regulation of transient outdoor businesses, as defined in Section 5.24.020, in furtherance of public health, safety and welfare and in reducing or eliminating the problems presented by the operation of such business. (Ord. 473 §1, 2002).