Title 18 ZONING - City of Sand City

52-78, 1984)18.04.425 Performance standards. "Performance standards" means regulationsfor the control of "dangerous or objectionable elements." (Ord. 84-1 §2-79, 1984)18.04.430 Pharmacy. "Pharmacy" means any facility used primarily for thepurpose of compounding and dispensing medical prescriptions. (Ord. 84-1 §2-80,1984)18.04.435 Planned unit develop-ment. "Planned unit development" means a formof development usually characterized by a unified site design for a number ofhousing units, clustering buildings and providing common open space, densityincreases and a mix of building types and land uses. (Ord. 84-1 §2-81, 1984)18.04.440 Premises. "Premises" refers to any lot or parcel or any group of lots orparcels and all improvements thereon which are generally, but not necessarily, undersingle ownership. The term is inclusive rather than exclusive and shall beinterpreted broadly. (Ord. 84-1 §2-82, 1984)18.04.445 Public and quasi-public uses. "Public uses" and "quasi-public uses"means those uses open to the general public which are maintained and supported bypublic or nonprofit agencies or organizations, communications equipment buildings,and other public utility facilities which are necessary to provide service to the area.Included in this category are uses of a recreational, educational, religious or culturalnature and facilities for public services such as police, fire and library. (Ord. 84-152-83, 1984)18.04.450 Recreation, commercial. "Commercial recreation" means recreationalfacilities operated as a business and open to the general public for a fee. (Ord. 84-1§2-84, 1 9 8 4)18.04.455 Recreation, private, noncommercial."Private noncommercial recreation" means clubs or recreationalfacilities, operated by a nonprofit organization and open only to bona fide membersof such nonprofit organization, whether or not a fee is charged. (Ord. 84-1 §2-85,1984)18.04.460 Right-of-way, public. "Public right-of-way" means any parcel of landwhich has been dedicated to, sold to, condemned by or otherwise transferred to andaccepted by the city for the purpose of providing either present or future unrestrictedpublic access to any lot, parcel or premises. A public right-of-way is any right-ofwayfor which the city assumes responsibility for maintenance, whether or, not suchright-of-way is improved to the standards of the city. In accepting a public right-ofway,the city accepts no responsibility for improving such right-of-way to a greater18-18