Ord_1606 PASSED (edited for Indoor Entertainment)

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DISTRIBUTION CENTER: An enclosed building primarily used for receipt, temporary storage and 328 redistribution of goods, typically involving heavy truck and/or freight rail traffic. 329 DRIP LINE: A vertical line extending from the outer surface of a tree’s branch tips down to the ground. 330 DORMER: A window set vertically in a structure that projects through a sloping roof or a structure that 331 contains such a window. 332 STUDENT HOUSING: Group living quarters designed for students of an elementary, middle, junior, or 333 high school, college, university, or seminary, organized and owned by such institution. 334 DRIVE-THROUGH: Consisting of a driveway and window, opening, canopy, or other facilities used for 335 serving patrons seated in an automobile including the stacking spaces in which vehicles wait. Drive-336 throughs may be associated with principal uses such as restaurants, banks, or drugstores, or may be free-337 standing, such as coffee kiosks, ATMs, etc. 338 DRY CLEANING ESTABLISHMENT: An establishment that launders or dry cleans fabric, textiles, 339 wearing apparel, or similar articles, including drop-off of articles by customers or cleaning of articles 340 dropped off at other locations. 341 DWELLING: A building or portion thereof designed or used primarily as living quarters for one or more 342 families, but not including hotels or other accommodations for the transient public, lodging houses, 343 housing cooperative or other group living arrangements. 344 DWELLINGS, COURTYARD COTTAGE: A development of one-family detached dwellings where a 345 courtyard of open space fronts on the public street and the individual dwellings are accessed from shared 346 driveways and serve the rear of the dwellings. 347 DWELLING, FOUR-FAMILY [QUADRUPLEX]: A building containing four dwelling units that are 348 independent from one another, with yards on all sides of the building. 349 DWELLING, MULTI-FAMILY: A building, or portion of a building, designed exclusively for occupancy 350 by 3 five or more families living independently of each other in individual dwelling units. (See also 351 “Multi-family Complex). 352 DWELLING, ONE-FAMILY ATTACHED [TOWNHOUSE, ROWHOUSE]: A one-family dwelling 353 unit, with a private entrance, which is part of a structure whose dwelling units are attached horizontally in 354 a linear arrangement, and having totally exposed front and rear walls to be used for access, light and 355 ventilation. 356 DWELLING, ONE-FAMILY DETACHED: A building designed exclusively for and occupied 357 exclusively by one family in one dwelling unit, with yards on all sides. 358 DWELLING, THREE-FAMILY [TRIPLEX]: A building containing three dwelling units that are 359 independent from one another, with yards on all sides of the building. 360 DWELLING, TWO-FAMILY, ATTACHED [TWIN HOME]: A one-family dwelling which is attached 361 on one side to another one-family dwelling with a common side wall, each of which is located on an 362 individual lot. 363