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receipts at any restaurant serving intoxicating alcoholic beverages. • Fast food restaurants may include drive-through facilities,which are regulated separately. Restaurant,traditional:An establishment in which customers are served their food in or on non-disposable dishes to be consumed primarily while seated at tables or booths within a building,and which may or may not serve intoxicating alcoholic beverages to be consumed upon the premises.Food sales shall account for over 50% of the gross receipts at any restaurant serving intoxicating alcoholic beverages.Traditional restaurants may also be a café,cafeteria or buffet,coffee shop,and/or deli.Customers may take away food,but drive-through facilities are not allowed. Retail,general and personal services:Includes the retail sale of products and/or consumer services to the general public and produces minimal off-site impacts. Reverse corner:See lot,reverse corner. Right-of-way:The words"right-of-way"shall include any street, alley,boulevard,parkway,highway,or other public thoroughfare. Roof pitch:The final exterior slope of a building roof typically but not exclusively expressed as a ratio of the distance,in inches,of vertical"rise"to the distance,in inches,of horizontal"run,"such as 3:12,9:12,12:12. Room:A partitioned part of the inside of a building.For the purpose • of this definition,partition shall mean something that divides interior space,especially an interior dividing wall.A wall is one of the sides of a room or building connecting floor and ceiling and may also include anything which encloses or separates space.A partition or wall which intrudes into the space by more than one-third of the least dimension of an existing room may be regarded as creating an additional separate room.The partitioned space shall be considered as a room if privacy is implied;light and ventilation are affected;or a bedroom through a bedroom,bathroom through a bedroom,or bedroom through a bathroom situation is created. Roomer:A person living in a dwelling unit who is other than part of the family because of blood,marriage,or legal adoption,and is other than a foster child. Rowhouse:See townhouse. S Salvage yard:See junkyard. Schools,elementary or secondary:Public or private schools which provide an educational program for one or more grades between kindergarten and grade 12 and which are commonly known as elementary schools,grade schools,middle schools,junior high schools,or high schools. Screening:A hedge,wall,or fence to provide a visual separator and physical barrier not less than 4 feet nor more than 6 feet in height, • unless otherwise provided for in this ordinance.