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<br />products or commodities for sale, but excludes uses that may be objectionable as deter-
<br />mined by the Zoning Enforcement Official, by reason of production of offensive odor, dust,
<br />noise, vibration, or storage of or risk associated with hazardous materials. Uses include
<br />biotechnology firms, metallurgy, optical, pharmaceutical and X-ray research, data pro-
<br />cessing, and non-toxic computer component manufacturers.
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<br />In-Law Unit. See “Accessory Dwelling Unit (ADU).”
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<br />Instruction and Improvement Services. Provision of instructional services or facilities,
<br />including photography, fine arts, crafts, dance or music studios, martial arts studios, and
<br />driving schools.
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<br />Internet Sweepstakes Center. A commercial establishment which sells a service, such as
<br />the ability to browse the world wide web or Internet, create and print documents, shop
<br />online, play games, watch video and video-related media, fax documents, use telephone
<br />services, and also provides customers with promotional sweepstake entries to obtain a prize
<br />through predetermined odds via simulated casino-style games on a computer or other elec-
<br />tronic device or via immediate disclosure on a computer or other electronic device or via
<br />immediate disclosure from an employee.
<br />Junior Accessory Dwelling Unit (JADU). See “Accessory Dwelling Unit (ADU).”
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<br />Junk Yard. An outdoor space where waste, discarded or salvaged materials in excess of
<br />the normal accumulation from the use of the premises are stored or handled.
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<br />Kitchen. An area designed, intended or used for the preparation of food or a combination
<br />of facilities and appliances designed, intended or used for the preparation of food. The
<br />kitchen of a dwelling unit is typically that area inside the unit that serves as its primary food
<br />preparation area, and is characterized by the provision of both a refrigerator and range
<br />requiring either a 220-volt electrical connection, or is fueled by gas (e.g., LP gas, natural
<br />gas, white gas).
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<br />Laboratories. Establishments providing medical or dental laboratory services; or establish-
<br />ments with less than 2,000 square feet providing photographic, analytical, or testing ser-
<br />vices. Other laboratories are classified as “Industry, Research and Development” or “Labor-
<br />atories, Cannabis Testing Facilities.”
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<br />Laboratories, Cannabis Testing Facilities. Laboratories conducting safety, quality con-
<br />trol, and analytical testing services of cannabis and products derived from cannabis as a
<br />service to cannabis dispensaries, medical facilities, government agencies, cannabis product
<br />manufacturers, or other entities as allowed by State law. This definition includes cannabis
<br />testing and laboratory facilities requiring a Type 8 license from the State of California. This
<br />definition does not include the cloning, planting or cultivation of cannabis plants or the direct
<br />sales, distribution, delivery, or dispensing of cannabis and cannabis products to the public.
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