§ 33-64. Definitions.

(a)

Awning. A detachable covering, intended to provide protection against sun or weather, supported by a rigid frame. Awnings may be installed so as to remain in a fixed position or be installed in a manner permitting raising and lowering or shifting to function as a shutter to close entirely the protected opening. An awning must be supported entirely from the walls of the building to which it is attached or cantilevered.

(b)

Canopy. A covering, intended to provide protection against the sun or weather, which is mounted on a rigid metal frame, and is supported in full or in part by posts attached to the ground, a deck or a concrete slab. Attached canopies shall be supported, in part, by the wall of a permanent structure. "Freestanding" shall refer to canopies supported entirely by posts.

(c)

Tent. A portable shelter comprised of canvas or other cloth supported by a rigid frame or by poles, stakes and ropes, or both, and not attached to any building.

(d)

Cabanas (Canvas). A tent used on the beach, as accessory to hotel, motel or hotel-apartment use.

(e)

Canopy Carport. A vehicle shelter which is mounted on a rigid frame and supported by posts attached to the ground.

(Ord. No. 57-19, § 5(FF)(A), 10-22-57; Ord. No. 10-38, § 1, 6-3-10)