Ord_1606 PASSED (edited for Indoor Entertainment)

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DWELLING, TWO-FAMILY DETACHED [DUPLEX], TWO-FLAT: A building located on one lot 364 containing two dwelling units that are horizontally attached or vertically stacked one above the other, with 365 a separate entrance to each unit and with yards on all sides. 366 DWELLING, TWO-FAMILY, SPLIT: See dwelling, two-family, twin. 367 DWELLING UNIT: One or more rooms which are arranged, designed or used as living quarters for one 368 family only. Individual bathrooms and a complete kitchen facility, permanently installed, shall always be 369 included with each dwelling unit. No dwelling unit may have more than one kitchen facility except that a 370 single-family detached dwelling may have more than one kitchen facility provided the dwelling is 371 designed, arranged or used as living quarters for one family only. For purposes of this exception, the 372 family shall not include roomers. 373 DWELLING UNIT, ACCESSORY: A second dwelling unit contained within a single- family dwelling or 374 within a detached building located on the same lot as a single-family dwelling. This definition includes 375 accessory buildings constructed in connection with a private garage or a private garage converted into a 376 dwelling unit. 377 E. 378 EASEMENT: The grant of one or more of the property rights by the owner to, or for the use by, the 379 public, public utility, corporation, or another person or entity. 380 ELDERLY HOUSING: See senior housing. 381 ELECTRICAL SUBSTATION: An assemblage of equipment through which electric energy in bulk is 382 passed for the purposes of switching or modifying its characteristics to meet the needs of consumers. 383 ENTRANCE, PRIMARY: The building entrance which faces the front lot line or is closest to the front lot 384 line and which entrance provides direct access to the principal use. 385 EQUIPMENT BUILDING, SHELTER, OR CABINET: A building or cabinet used to house equipment 386 used by telecommunication providers. 387 F. 388 FACADE, FRONT: The wall of building closest to the street that separates interior spaces from exterior. 389 An open porch without living space above it shall not be considered a front facade. For buildings on 390 corner or through lots, the front facade is usually that facade that fronts the street of higher classification. 391 FAMILY: Family shall mean one of the following: 392 1. Any group of people living together as a single housekeeping unit, all of whom are related by 393 blood, marriage, or adoption plus children who are under foster care; 394 2. up to four people not so related, living together as a single housekeeping unit; 395 3. any group of people living together as a single housekeeping unit, if no more than two adult 396 members function as the heads of the household group and the remaining members are dependent 397 upon them for care and direction due to age, physical disability, a mental incompetency, or for 398 other reasons; or 399 4. any individual, who is the owner, living, and maintaining a common household and using a 400 common cooking and kitchen facility. 401