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(i)Space heaters (other than any heaters requiring use of City electricity or electrical outlets) may be utilized by a cafe operator so long as the use and operation of any such heater is in compliance with all applicable building and fire codes and does not present a threat to the health, safety or welfare of the public. Sec. 28-215. Conditions for indemnification of city and public liability insurance. As a condition of a permit granted under this division, the cafe operator shall indemnify the city (including, without limitation, its officers, officials and employes) and hold it the city harmless from and against all claims for damages or injuries of any kind whatsoever arising out of the operator's occupancy of the public right-of-way or caused by the leeatien or- operation of the cafe -therein. on the public right ,.rway of the city. The operator shall obtain and keep in force throughout the duration of the permit and a._.,".h the eity with evidene - - - public liability insurance eoverage with coverage in the amount ofat least one million dollars ($1,000,000.00) combined single limit coverage awing all periods in which such car : in efati. The city shall be named an "additional insured" party with respect to such insurance. Prior to issuance of a permit under this division, and on the commencement date of each permit term thereafter, the cafe operator shall be required to provide documentation satisfactory to the city attorney demonstrating that this insurance requirement has been met. • Sec. 28-216. Revocation. (aa)The eity-council director of neighborhood development services may revoke any permit granted under this division if the eatuteil &ds that the oefa4or is violating any of the .orm.,; of the pemiit of fliat the eafe poses a threat to the publie health, safety and welfafe of eaftstitutes publie nuisance., upon finding_ a violation anv of the reouirements or mandatory provisions set forth within this article (including, without limitation: failure to pay or delinquency in payment of rent, failure to obtain or maintain required insurance, intrusion into a fire lane, failure to maintain cafe area free of leaves, ice and snow, etc.); (2) a violation of any condition of a permit imposed pursuant to sec. 28-214(b) of this division; (3) that the continued operation of the cafd poses a threat to the health, safety or welfare of the public or constitutes a public nuisance; (4) that the cafe has ceased to operate for a period of thigy (30) or more days between March 1 and Labor Day of any year, or the outdoor cafe has not been substantially utilized over a period of sixty (60) or more days during any portion of the year. In determining whether an outdoor cafe has been substantially utilized during winter months, the zoning administrator shall give reasonable and appropriate consideration to adverse weather conditions. (For the purposes of this paragraph, no cafe operator who has elected to shut down operations entirely between December I and February 28 of the succeeding calendar year, and who has removed all equipment and furnishings from the cafd area during that time, shall be subject to permit