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<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> APPENDIX A-ZONING Sec. II, D <br /> <br /> of the comznissioner of public welfare, foster nomes, residen- <br /> tial treatment centers, maternity shelters, group homes, resi- <br /> dential programs, or achoola for handicapped children. <br /> (31) Density. The number of dwelling units permitted by <br /> this ordinance on one (1) acre (i.e. forty-three thausand five <br /> hundred sixty (43,560) square feet) or land. <br /> , (32) Density, net. The number of dwelling units permitted <br /> by this ordinance on one (1) net acre of land. <br /> (33) Density transfer. The relocation of housing units or <br /> square footage of building area computed on one part of a <br /> building site to another part of the site resulting in an in- <br /> crease in density to the transfer area far the purpose of pre- <br /> serving open space, forested areas, environmental or terrain <br /> features deemed worthy of preservation by the planning <br /> commission and council. <br /> (34) Density zoning. Density zoning shall be interrupted as <br /> the provision of lot areas smaller than the minimum require- <br /> ment af this ordinance under conditions whereby the total <br /> number of dwelling units is not greater than the amount per- <br /> mitted under normal conditions. <br /> (35) Dog kennel. A structure specifically designed and used <br /> for the harboring of three (3) or more dogs that are more <br /> than six (6) months old. ' <br /> (36) Drive-in business. Any business establishment affering <br /> to customers a service or commadities such as, for example <br /> but not by way of limitation, prepared food, beverages and ' <br /> dairy praducts, either collectively or individually, which is <br /> primarily or exclusively laid out, designed, equipped and op- <br /> erated so as to allow its customers to purchase, receive and <br /> consume (if applicable) such aervice or commodities without , <br /> having to enter the building on the premises of the estab- <br /> lishment and usually while remaining in their automobiles. <br /> By way of illustration, but without limitation, drive-in busi- <br /> nesses include the following: Drive-in rastaurants or cafes, <br /> drive-in theaters, drive-in banks, drive-in liquor stores, and <br /> drive-in laundry or dry cleaning establishments. <br /> Supp. No. 4 <br /> 17ss <br /> ~ <br />