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File Number: 12 -125 treated in the industrial districts, elaborated on wage differentials in Commercial Recreation and Tech Sector jobs, and discussed industrial standards and infrastructure in industrial districts. The City Council Rules and Communications Committee recommended that the proposed staff recommendations be referred back to the entire City Council, without a Committee recommendation, for consideration at the March 19, 2012 meeting. The Committee also recommended the City Council consider directing staff to review the Assembly Use Overlay Criteria for possible modification and /or expansion of the Assembly Use area for future consideration by the Planning Commission and City Council. Analysis The attached tables graphically explain the provisions of the existing Zoning Code as well as the proposed changes to the Zoning Code. Definitions of Assembly Uses, Commercial Recreation and Entertainment Activities are also provided, in addition to the eight (8) Assembly Use Overlay Criteria. Definitions: Assembly Uses. Meeting, recreational, social facilities of a private or non - profit organization primarily for use by member or guests, or facilities for religious worship and incidental religious education (but not including schools as defined in this section). This classification includes union halls, social clubs, fraternal organizations, and youth centers. Commercial Recreation. Provision of participant or spectator recreation or entertainment. This classification includes amusement parks, bowling alleys, ice /roller skating rinks, golf courses, miniature golf courses, and scale -model courses. Entertainment Activities. Regulations pertaining to Entertainment Activities, defined as a use classification by this Code, apply to the following activities where they occur on a scheduled basis three (3) or more days during a calendar year on the site of any permitted or conditionally permitted use, excluding activities for the non - profit, charitable or educational proposes of public or private institutional uses. A. A musical, theatrical, wrestling, dance recital, cabaret, or comedy act performed by one (1) or more persons, regardless of whether performers are compensated; B. Any form of dancing by patrons or guests at a business establishment not otherwise regulated as either a "Dance Hall" or an `Instruction and Improvement Services" use classification; C. A fashion show, except when conducted within an enclosed building used primarily for the manufacture or sale of clothing; D. Any form of recorded entertainment using amplified recorded music, such as karaoke systems; City of San Leandro Page 3 Printed on 311312012