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186 STUDENT HOUSING: Group living quarters designed for students of an elementary, middle, junior,
<br />187 or high school, college, university, or seminary, organized and owned by such institution.
<br />188 DRIVE-THROUGH: Consisting of a driveway and window, opening, canopy, or other facilities used
<br />189 for serving patrons seated in an automobile including the stacking spaces in which vehicles wait.
<br />190 Drive-throughs may be associated with principal uses such as restaurants, banks, or drugstores, or may
<br />191 be free-standing, such as coffee kiosks, ATMs, etc.
<br />192 DRY CLEANING ESTABLISHMENT: An establishment that launders or dry cleans fabric, textiles,
<br />193 wearing apparel, or similar articles, including drop-off of articles by customers or cleaning of articles
<br />194 dropped off at other locations.
<br />195 DWELLING: A building or portion thereof designed or used primarily as living quarters for one or
<br />196 more families, but not including hotels or other accommodations for the transient public, lodging
<br />197 houses, housing cooperative or other group living arrangements.
<br />198 DWELLING, MULTI-FAMILY: A building, or portion of a building, designed exclusively for
<br />199 occupancy by 3 or more families living independently of each other in individual dwelling units. (See
<br />200 also "Multi-family Complex).
<br />201 DWELLING, ONE-FAMILY ATTACHED: A one-family dwelling unit, with a private entrance,
<br />202 which is part of a structure whose dwelling units are attached horizontally in a linear arrangement, and
<br />203 having totally exposed front and rear walls to be used for access, light and ventilation.
<br />204 DWELLING, ONE-FAMILY DETACHED: A building designed exclusively for and occupied
<br />205 exclusively by one family in one dwelling unit, with yards on all sides.
<br />206 DWELLING, TWO-FAMILY, TWIN: A one-family dwelling which is attached on one side to another
<br />207 one-family dwelling with a common side wall, each of which is located on an individuallot.
<br />208 DWELLING, TWO-FAMILY, TWO-FLAT: A building containing two dwelling units that are
<br />209 vertically stacked one above the other, with a separate entrance to each unit and with yards on all sides.
<br />210 DWELLING, TWO-FAMILY, SPLIT: See dwelling, two-family, twin.
<br />211 DWELLING UNIT: One or more rooms which are arranged, designed or used as living quarters for
<br />212 one family only. Individual bathrooms and a complete kitchen facility, permanently installed, shall
<br />213 always be included with each dwelling unit. No dwelling unit may have more than one kitchen facility
<br />214 except that a single-family detached dwelling may have more than one kitchen facility provided the
<br />215 dwelling is designed, arranged or used as living quarters for one family only. For purposes of this
<br />216 exception, the family shall not include roomers.
<br />217 DWELLING UNIT, ACCESSORY: A second dwelling unit contained within a single-family dwelling
<br />218 or within a detached building located on the same lot as a single-family dwelling. This definition
<br />219 includes accessory buildings constructed in connection with a private garage or a private garage
<br />220 converted into a dwelling unit.
<br />221 EASEMENT: The grant of one or more of the property rights by the owner to, or for the use by, the
<br />222 public, public utility, corporation, or another person or entity.
<br />223 ELDERLY HOUSING: See senior housing.
<br />224 ELECTRICAL SUBSTATION: An assemblage of equipment through which electric energy in bulk is
<br />225 passed for the purposes of switching or modifying its characteristics to meet the needs of consumers.
<br />226 ENTRANCE, PRIMARY: The building entrance which faces the front lot line or is closest to the front
<br />227 lot line and which entrance provides direct access to the principal use.
<br />228 EQUIPMENT BUILDING, SHELTER, OR CABINET: A building or cabinet used to house
<br />229 equipment used by telecommunication providers.
<br />230 FACADE, FRONT: The wall of building closest to the street that separates interior spaces from
<br />231 exterior. An open porch without living space above it shall not be considered a front facade. For
<br />232 buildings on corner or through lots, the front facade is usually that facade that fronts the street of
<br />233 higher classification.
<br />234 FAMILY: Family shall mean one of the following: (a)Any group of people living together as a single
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