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Amended <br />5/15/so Net Assets - The equity value of real property such as land, buildings, Certificates of <br />Deposit, Checking and Savings accounts, money market accounts, stocks, bonds, <br />cash, IRA. of KEOUGH accounts, gold or precious metals, and business equipment. <br />Family or personal assets such as furniture, automobiles, wheelchairs or other special <br />equipment, household goods, boats and recreational vehicles are not included. <br />Night Club, Bar, or Pub - An establishment that allows food, alcoholic drink and/or <br />entertainment. <br />Non-Conformance -Non-conformities are: a) Lots: (See Section 11.7), b) Uses of <br />land without structures or with minor structures only; (See Section 11.8) c) Uses of <br />major structures and premises; (See Section 11.9), d) Characteristics of Use (See <br />Section 11.12), e) Structures; and (See Section 11.10), which were lawful but would <br />be prohibited, regulated or restricted by the .enactment of this ordinance or a - <br />subsequent amendment thereto. Non- conformity may also be created by lawful <br />public taking or actions pursuant to a court order and have the same effect as <br />violations of this ordinance, if undertaken privately. <br />Amended <br />1/4/94 Non-Point Source Pollution - Rollution which enters waters mainly as a result of <br />precipitation and subsequent run-off from lands which ha~re been disturbed by man's <br />activities and includes all sources of water pollution which are not~required to have a <br />state or local or state permit for discharge into a stream. <br />Amended <br />7/1/85 Non-Profit Educational Cooperative - An organization operated on anon-profit <br />basis whose purpose is to acquire, produce and distribute instructional materials for <br />the benefit of its member institutions. Membership is comprised primarily of fully <br />accredited schools of health, education, social, legal, environmental and/or <br />engineering sciences in institutions of higher learning (universities, colleges and <br />technical institutes). On-site faculty development workshops and fellowship training <br />programs may also be provided as part of the organization's purpose. ~- <br />Amended <br />1/4/94 Non-Residential Development -Development of any land use which is not <br />residential in nature, including uses (such as churches) which are allowed in <br />residential zoning districts. <br />Non-Residential Floor Area - a) Defined, Inclusions and Exclusions. Non-residential <br />floor area shall be construed as the sum. of areas for non-residential use on all floors <br />of the building measured from the outside faces of the exterior walls, including halls, <br />lobbies, arcades, stairways, elevator shafts, enclosed porches and balconies, and <br />below-grade floor areas used for non-residential access and storages. Not countable <br />as floor area are: 1. Open terraces, patios, atriums, or balconies. 2. Any residential <br />space. <br />22-22 <br />