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Family. A person or a group of persons living together and maintaining a common
<br />household. (See “Single Housekeeping Unit”.)
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<br />Farmers’ Market. The outdoor sale of products, including but not limited to fresh fruits,
<br />nuts, vegetables, baked goods, meats and seasonal decorative items such as flowers
<br />and Christmas wreaths made from natural materials grown by the vendor, with sales
<br />taking place between the consumer and the farmer at tables, booths or similar tempo-
<br />rary stands.
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<br />Fast Food Establishments, Large Scale. Establishments that primarily offer quick,
<br />take-out food service, with a menu of items that are either already prepared and held for
<br />service, or can be assembled, prepared, fried, or griddled quickly. This classification dif-
<br />fers from “Restaurants, Full-Service” in that, generally, orders are not taken at the cus-
<br />tomer’s table; food is served in disposable wrapping or containers with disposable uten-
<br />sils; and limited or no table service is provided. Seating, if provided, typically consists of
<br />fixed chairs or benches. This classification excludes coffee and tea-houses, ice
<br />cream/frozen yogurt parlors and other food/beverage retailers within the “Cafés” classi-
<br />fication. This classification applies to establishments with two thousand (2,000) square
<br />feet or more in gross floor area, and greater than one thousand (1,000) square feet of
<br />public dining area. Also see “Fast Food Establishments, Small Scale.”
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<br />Fast Food Establishments, Small Scale. Establishments conforming to the “Fast
<br />Food Establishments, Large Scale” classification, but with less than two thousand
<br />(2,000) square feet in gross floor area, or less than one thousand (1,000) square feet of
<br />public dining area.
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<br />Fence. An artificially constructed barrier of any material or combination of mate-
<br />rials erected to enclose or screen areas of land.
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<br />Financial Institutions, Check Cashing and Personal Loan Services. Businesses
<br />whose primary purpose is to provide limited financial services to individuals, such as
<br />check cashing, deferred deposit loans and loans on vehicle titles. This includes, but is
<br />not limited to, check cashers, payday advance businesses and other businesses regu-
<br />lated by the State of California’s Check Casher Permit Program, per the California Civil
<br />Code, Section 1789. A financial institution, check cashing, or personal loan services
<br />use in conjunction with another use will be considered accessory to the use if said use
<br />is not advertised outside the business premises or by signs visible from the outside of
<br />the building.
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<br />Financial Institutions, Retail. Financial institutions that provide retail banking services
<br />to individuals and businesses. These institutions include banks, savings and loans,
<br />credit unions, security brokers and real property lending institutions. It does not include
<br />check cashing or payday advance (see “Financial Institutions, Check Cashing, and Per-
<br />sonal Loan Services”).
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<br />First Story. See “Story, First.”
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