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electric cabinet baths, electric light baths, electric tub baths,
<br /> sponge baths, shower baths, sun baths, tub baths, and mud
<br /> baths, mineral baths, Finnish, Russian, Swedish, or Turkish
<br /> baths, slat glows, massage, fomentation, electric or magnetic
<br /> treatments, alcohol rubs, and rubs or massages with or without
<br /> any other ingredients. (Gurnee, IL)
<br /> Big Box Retail See Large Box Retail.
<br /> Brew-on-Premises Store A facilit3, that provides the
<br /> ingredients and equipment for a customer to use to brew malt
<br /> liquor at the store. Intoxicating liquor may not be sold or
<br /> other-wise provided to customers ora brew-on-premises store,
<br /> unless the owner of the brew-on-premises store holds the
<br /> appropriate liquor license. Customers using the brew-on-
<br /> premises store must be of minimum age to purchase
<br /> intoxicating liquor. Intoxicating malt liquor brewed by a
<br /> customer may not be sold and must be used by the customer for
<br /> personal or family use. (St. Paul, MN)
<br /> Brew Pub An establishment which contains a full-sen, ice
<br /> standard restaurant and alcoholic beverages. This establishment
<br /> also contains a minibrewer7 as an accessory use provided that
<br /> sales of the minibrewery prodt,cts are }ess than 50 percent of
<br /> total sales. This minibrewery shall be for the brewing of
<br /> handcrafted, natural beer intended for retail consumption on
<br /> the premises and on any premises that has a license as a standard
<br /> full-service restaurant owned and operated in its entirety by the
<br /> same corporate ownership and management as the brew pub.
<br /> (/(alamazoo, MI)
<br /> Means an eating place which includes the brewing of beer as
<br /> an accessory use. The brewing operation processes water, malt,
<br /> hops, and yeast into beer or ale by mashing, cooking, and
<br /> fermenting. The area used for brewing, including bottling and
<br /> kcgging, shall not exceed 25 percent of the total floor area of the
<br /> commercial space. The breweD, shall not produce more than
<br /> 1,500 barrels of beer or ale per )'ear. A barrel is equivalent to 31
<br /> gallons. (Vail, CO)
<br /> Brewery, Micro A facility for the production ~nd packaging
<br />of malt beverages of low alcoholic content for distribution, retail
<br />or wholesale, on or offpremises, with a capacity of not more
<br />than 15,000 barrels per year. The development may include
<br />other uses such as a standard restaurant, bar, or live
<br />entertainment as othepa, ise permitted in the zoning district.
<br />(Kalamazoo, MI)
<br /> Cemetery, Pet A parcel of land, buildings, and/or structures
<br />used for the interring of animal remains. (McHenry Coun05 IL)
<br /> Check Cashing Business See Currency Exchange.
<br /> Church, Mega Megachurches are mostly large structures
<br /> that can seat several thousand and have a variety of amenities
<br /> and host a wide range of activities. The main structure has a
<br /> stage with a pulpit with arena-style searing. It may also include
<br /> facilities for teaching, broadcasting, entertaining, and selling
<br /> gifts, books, and other paraphernalia. It may also.include a
<br /> chapel for weddings and funerals. The architecture and inre?'ior
<br /> design resemble that ora convention or civic center and
<br />generate similar traffic and impacts. (APA's Land-Based
<br />Cla~,'si ficarion oe tandardsfl
<br /> Church, Storefront [Refers] to a store or similar structure
<br />not typically used for religious activities that is now used as a
<br />meeting place for a congregation. Structures adapted for
<br />congregations include barns, stores, warehouses, old public
<br />buildings, and single-family houses. (APA's Land-Based
<br />Classification StanaSrds)
<br /> Church, Utility Utility churches are buildings with low
<br />roofs, often constructed of concrete blocks, sometimes with
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<br />vinyl sidings, and pointed or spiked steeples, if any. They
<br />primarily serve small independent denominations. (APA's Zand-
<br />Based Classification Standazrds)
<br /> Coffee Kiosk A retail food business in a free-standing
<br />building that sells coffee, or other beverages, and remade bakery
<br />goods from a drive-through window to customers seated in their
<br />automobiles for consumption offthe premises and that provides
<br />no indoor or outdoor seating. (St. ]~aul, MN)
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<br /> Conservation District lA district] that has retained an
<br /> adequate amount of its historic character for interpretation,
<br /> although some alterations may have occurred. (Atlanta, GA)
<br /> Conservation Residential Development The development
<br />of land for residential uses that requires the resen'ation of open
<br />space .... A conservation residential development may contain
<br />one or more of the following housing types: detached house
<br />(single-family), lot-line house, village house, va4nhouse, patio
<br />house, atrium house, townhouse, multiplex, and/or multi-
<br />dwelling str. ucture... (Lake County, IL)
<br /> Conversation/Rap Parlors A building or portion ora building
<br />in which there is advertising, offering, or selling the sen'ice of
<br />engaging in or listening to conversation, talk, or discussion,
<br />regardless of whether other goods or services are also advertised,
<br />offered, or sold, and regardless of whether those other go'ods or
<br />scn4ccs are required to be licensed. (St. Paul MN) '
<br /> Copy Shop A retail establishment that provides duplicating
<br />services using photocopying, blueprint, and offset printing
<br />equipment, and may include the collating and binding of
<br />booklets and reports. (Prince William Coun(y, VA)
<br /> Currency Exchange IM]eans any person, except a bank, trust
<br />company, savings bank, savings and loan association, credit
<br />union, or industrial loan and thrift company, engaged in the
<br />business of cashing checks, drafts, money orders, or travelers
<br />checks for a fee. "Currency exchange" does not include a person
<br />who provides these services incidental to the person's primaD,
<br />business if the charge for cashing a check or draft does not
<br />exceed one dollar or one percent of the value of the check or
<br />draft, whichever is greater. (St. Paul, MN)
<br /> Means any person who engages in the business of cashing
<br />checks for a fee. Check cashing businesses do not include a
<br />supervised financial organization; a licensee under the Money
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