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Ordinance
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City Council and Redevelopment Agency
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6/27/2011
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06/27/2011 <br /> 2.84.4— Recreation, Indoor Commercial. A use providing recreation, amusement, or <br /> exercise services, including bowling lanes, billiard parlors, skating arenas, gymnasiums, <br /> exercise studios or facilities, fitness centers, health clubs or spas, martial arts studios, group <br /> movement instruction, and similar services, operated on a private basis, within a building or <br /> buildings. <br /> 2.84.5 Recreation, Outdoor Commercial. A use providing recreation or amusement <br /> services, including golf, tennis, swimming, riding, or similar services, operated on a private <br /> basis, primarily outdoors, except for accessory enclosed services or facilities. <br /> Residential Care Facility. Small. Any facility. place. or building that is maintained and <br /> operated to provide 24 -hour care of persons in need of personal services. supervision, or <br /> assistance essential for sustaining the activities of daily living or for the protection of the <br /> individual and licensed by the State of California for occupation by six or fewer persons. See <br /> definition under Title 22 (Social Security) in the California Code of Regulations (Section <br /> 80001[g]). <br /> 24s—Rest Home. Any premises licensed under Section 2300 of the Welfare and <br /> Institutions Code of the State of California. <br /> Restaurants (land use). <br /> Restaurant. Accessory Food Service. An establishment that sells food and /or beverages <br /> as an accessory use in a retail. office, or institutional structure and that does not change the <br /> character of the primary use. <br /> Restaurant, Drive - Through. An establishment that provides food and /or beverages <br /> accessible to persons who remain in their motor vehicles. <br /> Restaurant, Fast Food. A restaurant that supplies food and beverages primarily in <br /> disposable containers and that is characterized by self- service and short stays by customers. <br /> Restaurant. Sit -down. An establishment engaged in the business of selling food and <br /> beverages, including alcoholic beverages. prepared on site for primarily on -site consumption. <br /> Food and beverages are served to the customer at a fixed location (i.e., booth, counter, or <br /> table). Food and beverages are ordered from individual menus. Customers typically pay for <br /> food and beverages after service and /or consumption. <br /> Take -Out Service. An establishment that offers a limited variety of food or beverages. <br /> Transactions are sales for off -site consumption. Customers are served either at a counter or <br /> service window. Incidental seating (less than 250 sq. ft. of seating area) may be provided for <br /> limited on -site consumption of food or beverages. Typical uses include bakeries. coffee stores. <br /> ORD. #1130 -353 <br /> FORMERLY MUFF # 602 <br />
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