36-14 Repeal Chp 1143 Off-Street Parking

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(3) Office: includes buildings for business, professional, administrative 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 traits, which are leased for a fee to individual companies or erp sons. (b) Industrial: includes manufacturing, distribution, processing, assembles packaging facilities of all types. (c) Institutional: includes buildings of all types and facilities used by public, auasi- 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 eondomhtiun and apartment build- ings with common entranceways and/or parkhta areas for two or more dwelling units. (3) Senior housing includes any multifamily dwellhtg occupied 90 percent or more by elderly persons, as defined by U.S. Departunent of Housing and Urban Development. (4) Sleeping rooms: includes boarding houses, lodging 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 temporauy 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 athering together 100 or more persons for such purposes as deliberation, worship, entertahmtent, eating, drinking or amusement. Examples of as- sembly 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 1159.050).