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(3) Office includes buildungs for business, professional, adminishative or medical office use. A general office is characterized by a low propor- tion of vehicle trips attributable to visitors or clients in relationship to employees. (4) Retail: includes sale or service to the final consumer for direct con- sumption or an establishment providing retail sale of products or ser- vices to the public. (5) Storage /warehouse: includes storage facilities and mini warehouse fa- cilities with secured, individual storage mots, which are leased for a fee to individual companies or persons. (b) Industrial: includes manufacturing, distribution, proeesshn,,, assembles packaging facilities of all types. (c) Institutional: includes buildings of all types and facilities used by public, quasi - public or nonprofit agencies that serve or assist the public or provide an accepted public purpose, including hospitals and health centers. (d) Residential. (1) Single - family structures: includes detached houses and duplexes, town- houses, and clustered dwelling units that may be attached but have sep- arate entrances. (2) Multi - family structures: includes condomhrium and apartment build- ings with common entranceways and/or parking areas for two or more dwelling units. (3) Senior housing: includes any multifamily dwellhg occupied 90 percent or more by elderly persons, as defined by U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development. (4) Sleeping romps: includes boarding houses, lodghng houses, rectories and convents, and rooms that are rented or used on an individual basis by non - family members. (5) Group, convalescent or nursing homes and assisted living: includes res- idences where unrelated persons reside under supervision for special care, treatment, training or other purposes on a temporary or permanent basis. (6) Day -care centers: includes facilities where unrelated persons are cared for during limited periods each day in a supervised facility_. (e) Public assembly: includes all buildings or portions of buildings, used for gathering together 100 or more persons for such puWoses as deliberation, worship, entertahunent, eating, drinking or amusement. Examples of as- sennbly include, but are not limited to, large meeting rooms and classrooms, auditoriums with fixed or loose chair seating, multi- purpose rooms, concert halls, and theaters. Restaurants, or other rooms used primarily for the ser- vice of food are not places of public assembly, (f) Wireless Telecommunication Facilities: includes facilities defined pursuant to Section 1159.05(1).