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Home My WebLink AboutPCAgenda_93Jun7_Special PLANNING COMMISSION SPECIAL MEETING MONDAY, JUNE 7, 1993 ~ 7 .m. ~ 1. Public hearing on proposed amendments to the commercial districts' development Moratorium Chapter 5 §5 of the City Code The proposed amendments specifically identify uses for additional study as part of the city's commercial zoning code study. • 2. Review and discussion of the next draft of the commercial zoning district uses. 3. Discussion of proposed timetable • PLANNING COMMISSION MEETING DATE: 6/7/93 AGENDA ITEM: 1 ITEM DESCRIPTION: Public hearing on the proposed amendments to the commercial district's development moratorium, Chapter 5, ~5 of the city code. SUBMITTED BY: Susan Hoyt, City Administrator REVIEWED BY: Peter Bachman, City Attorney Fred Hoisington, Consulting Planner EXPLANATION: As the staff and consultant proceeded with the commercial zoning study begun last fall, it became clear that there are several commercial uses that cannot be easily included or excluded from the city's proposed Snelling and Larpenteur commercial district without determining the statutory authority the city has over certain uses, the possible secondary impacts of certain uses and the best way to control certain uses (i.e. zoning, conditions, licensing). Although the development moratorium on the city's commercial districts currently restricts most of these uses from the city because they are not specifically listed permitted uses in the city's zones, the moratorium will be more effective if these uses are specifically identified for two reasons. First, it will clarify any possible ambiguities in what uses fall. under the moratorium. Second, it will allow the city to remove most of the commercial uses from the development moratorium when the first phase of the zoning study is done and leave the more complex uses under the moratorium until the best way to regulate them is determined. PROPOSED AMENDMENT: This is a proposed list. It doesn't mean that these are all necessary. Please add, delete, comment. Add to Chapter 5 ~5 Subd. 3 c. Certificates of occupancy and business licenses may be granted to any new use that is specifically listed as a permitted use in the applicable zoning district. For purposes of illustration only and without intending to be an exhaustive list, the following uses are not specifically listed as permitted uses in any commercial zoning district and are subject to the moratorium: • Special Mtg 6/7/93 • Item 1 Page 2 1) Adult use establishments as defined. (Definition will be presented Monday) 2) Personal services establishments including steam baths, saunas, massage including therapeutic massage, turkish baths, or other similar services 3) Pawn Shops 4) Stores selling used or secondhand goods 5) Precious metal dealers g) Stores selling some or all firearms and ammunition Possible Others: ? • Check cashing facilities ATTACHMENTS: A. Chart of secondary impact studies B. Development moratorium - Chapter 5, ~5 ACTION REQUESTED: 1, Open public hearing 2, Discuss/revise proposed amendment 3. Act on amendment chapter 5, §5 of the city code • U c: Adult Uses Stores that sell firearms and/or gunshops Pawn Shops 2nd-Hand or Used Goods Shops Precious Metal Dealers Others (?) Must Secondary Control Accommodate Studies Options Yes Available Licensing Conditions ~ ? Licensing (checking with City of Zoning St. Paul) Conditions No(?) Need to Zoning find or Licensing develop Conditions No(?) Need to Zoning find or Licensing develop Conditions • ~A • Adult IIses Stores that sell firearms and/or qunshops Pawn Shops 2nd Hand or IIsed Goods Shops Precious Metal Dealers others (?) Must Secondary Control Accommodate Studies Options Yes Available Licensing Conditions ~ ~ (checking wi h City of St. Paul) Licensing Zoning Conditions No(?) Need to find or develop No(?) Need to find or develop • Zoning Licensing Conditions Zoning Licensing Conditions. I• • ~'• B No. 0-93-1 Date _ 3/24/93. CITY -0F FALCON HEIGHTS ORDINANCE NO. 0-93-1 Amendment to Chapter 5 - Part 15 (existing code) Chapter 5 - Section 5 (proposed code) AN INTERIM ORDINANCE ESTABLISHING A DEVELOPMENT MORATORIUM ON THE CITY'S COMMERCIAL ZONING DISTRICTS Subd. 1 Authority. Pursuant to M.S. §462.355 Subd. 4, the city has the authority to establish interim ordinances to maintain the status quo while the city is conducting studies, has authorized a study to be conducted or has scheduled a public hearing to consider adoption or amendment of the comprehensive plan or official zoning controls. Subd. 2 Findings and purpose. In 1991 the city council adopted a comprehensive plan for the city. The Metropolitan • Council approved that plan in April, 1992. A recommendation in the city's comprehensive plan included studying and . -revising the city's commercial districts to conform to the plan and address future needs. In October, 1992, the city council contracted with the Hoisington Group, Inc. to carry out a planning study on all the city's commercial zones, to evaluate the appropriate uses in the commercial zones, to evaluate and recommend. changes in the commercial zoning designations, to work with the property owners to determine future needs and to make recommendations to the planning- commission and city. council for revising the commercial zoning code provisions. The Hoisington Group, Inca and the planning commission are currently working on this task. The city council has concluded that the granting of any permits or~development approval, as specifically set forth in Subd. 3, could destroy or impair the integrity.. of the planning process and that a development moratorium is necessary to preserve the status quo pending completion of the planning study. It is the intention of the city council to protect the described planning process and the health, safety and- - welfare of its citizens by adopting an interim ordinance for a reasonable period of time during the time period of the study, planning and implementation activities. • ~. Page 2 t Subd. 3. Development restrictions.. No request for re-zoning, conditional use permit, variance, subdivision, building permit, business license, certificate of occupancy, or any other land use approval, affecting property located within the B-1, B-lA, B-2, and E-B zoning districts shall be accepted for processing or considered by the city .council except: a. building permits may be issued for interior remodeling of existing uses or any use permitted by paragraph c and d of this subdivision; . b. sign permits may be issued for sign changes for existing uses or for uses which are specifically listed as permitted uses in the applicable zoning district.; alp ~.~2s~ c . G~ ~vct ~-d/~~.~.-t-~ g~ "`~~ r certificates.of occupancy and business licenses may be granted to any new use that is specifically listed as a Ncrtu~ 2a "' ° a*~nTi r"a le zoning __ district; d. .applications for hardship waiver pursuant to Subd. 5. _ ~' Subd. 4. Applicability. This section shall cover all commercial honing districts in the City of Falcon Heights. ~~~, This includes.E-B, B-1, B-1 A, and B-2. Subd. 5. Hardship Waiver. The city council may waive the moratorium requirements established herein with the following procedures: a. Any person seeking a hardship waiver shall -file an application with the city with a fee of $50.00 plus the applicable fee for the business license and land use permit, if any is required. Inaddition, the applicant shall cover the costs of all related. planning costs of the city's planning consultant . associated with the waiver. b. A requested hardship waiver shall.be scheduled for a hearing before the city council. c. A requested hardship waiver may be granted by a majority of the council members in attendance. • d. The council may grant a hardship waiver only if it _} . fends that: 1) the applicant has demonstrated a hardship by showing that the property cannot be put to a reasonable use without the waiver; 2) the waiver will not affect the integrity of the planning process and the .purpose for which the ordinance was enacted; ' 3) the application is consistent with the current status of the planning study; 4) the application~is for a use that is a listed permitted or conditional use in the applicable zoning district. e. The council may deny the waiver if it does not meet the criteria in this section or if it determines that its approval will negatively impact the planning study or the future .land use and development in the city. Subd. 6 Term. This ordinance shall be effective upon publication and expire 365 days after the effective date or • upon completion of the planning study and adoption of y. related ordinances., whichever is first. -----------------------------------------------------=----------- . ~~, _ Moved by Jacobs Approved by fG~~i m Mayor YEAS NAYS BALDWIN 3/24/93 CIERNIA 5 In favor Date GEHRZ GIBBON TALBOT 0 Against JACOBS ~j Attested by• ~ City Clerk. Adopted by Council 3/24/93 324/93 • ' Date PLANNING COMMISSION • MEETING DATE: 6/7/93 AGENDA ITEM: 2 ITEM DESCRIPTION: Third draft of proposed commercial zoning district revisions SUBMITTED BY: Fred Hoisington, Planning Consultant REVIEWED BY: Susan Hoyt, City Administrator EXPLANATION/DESCRIPTION: Another draft of the proposed commercial zoning code is attached with staff's highlighted comments. The following general changes have been made in the districts: • B-3 is now B-1 - Neighborhood Convenience • B-1 is now B-2 - Unlimited Business District • B-2 is now B-3 - Snelling/Larpenteur Business District (instead of central business district) • • These changes were made to keep the numbers consistent with other zoning codes and to eliminate the central business district term from the Snelling/Larpenteur area which has unique qualities that separate it from a typical central business district. • The B-2 district is designed to cover the unique blend of uses that are currently there and reasonable future uses. There is not alot of change anticipated in this district in the next 10 to 20 years. ATTACHMENTS: A. Zoning map of business districts B. Third revision in draft commercial zoning code C. SIC Codes ACTION REQUESTED:. • A. 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The purpose of these districts) is to provide for small scale consumer goods stores and limited service establishments which deal directly with the customer by whom the goods and services are consumed. They are primarily intended to serve the surrounding neighborhood rather than the entire community. Subdivision 2. permitted Uses. No structure or land shall be used except for the following specific uses: a. Barber shops (SIC 724). @YCp~:.T toa~~~~^ C.~i w ~t~_ '_ e_ ,~-, ~, ~~; uC~ ~ ~ b. Beauty shops (SIC 723)...exu,~t- tams ~'i'F~ cam. Sc.l~ns~ ', °Y~"~' I G c. Convenience grocery stores (SIC 5411) excluding motor fuel facilities. d. Drug stores/pharmacies (SIC 5912). • e. Dry cleaning and laundry pickup stations including incidental pressing and repair (SIC 7212). f. Florists (SIC 5992). . g. Laundromats -self serve (SIC 7215). .~ 1 h. Medical and dental offices and clinics (SIC 801-804). W r~'-1 Or' tN f o OJ vrt~i '> i. 'Offices, business and professional. j. Other small miscellaneoustsh~ng goods stores (excluding repair and service) having a maximum floor azea of 1,000 squaze feet which sell food, apparel and a variety of small ,~, ,, specialty shopping goods including establishments such as Gam.'"l."-" sporting goods, book, stationary, jewelry, camera, novelty and L/optical stores (SIC 594) but excluding ammunition, firearms, adult use and ased or secondhand 'merchandise stores.a~D~, ~p,w ~ Sh eps . _ ;-U, 5/1/93 Subdivision 3. ~,onditional Uses. The following uses are permitted subject to the issuance of a conditional use permit (CUP): a. Automobile repair establishments .(SIC 753) subject to the following conditions: 1. The use is existing as of the date of adoption of this amendment, 2. The structure and use shall not be expanded without City Council approval, 3. Any change in use shall be to the same or another B-3 permitted or conditional use, 4. No more than five (5) cars shall be parked outdoors overnight at any one time, V5. There shall be no outdoor storage of supplies, materials or ~, and , ~" ~ 6.~Yarking areas shall be screened from view from residential areas Eo a minimum height o~six (6) feet-by a ` ' ~ i, `'- yeaz around 80% opaque landscaped or masonry buffer. • ~~ ~~wE-~a~1~ ~ , b. Child Caze facilities and nursery schools subject to licensing ~~ ~~~ ~~ by the State of Minnesota. 4`~prr~/dv`' y'} ~`'~ c. Motor fuel stations as an integral part of a convenience c~ `t..l cs k.~- ~ ~^'" store. C ~:tc ~ i+.r1e~-s~.ch.~%- t?F 2' ~- ~ ., i~. w-Ft~rtalt '~ 1-2~tfi~ ~ ~ S hw~wti ~ v1,s~t' '~ . S -1u~rt ~'"~ G*~MiSS~%ln ...Subdivision 4.~Permit~ Accessory ~ ea. The following uses shall P'f ~'~ "°b be permitted accessory uses: . a. Off-street parking and loading, signs, fences, and decorative landscape features as regulated herein. b. Temporary construction buildings (approved by Zoning Administrator). c. Accessory structures other than private gazages as regulated herein. The design and placement of the accessory buildings must be approved by the Council as being in harmony with the 2 r 1 U 5/12/93 surrounding Neighborhood Convenience Business District after review and recommendation by the Planning Commission.: d. Essential service structures, provided no building shall be located within thirty (30) feet of an abutting lot in an "R" District. The placement of the essential service structure must be approved by the Council as being in harmony with the surrounding Neighborhood Convenience Business District after ' review and recommendation . by the Planning Commission. e. Public telephone booths or drive-up. The placement of the telephone booth or drive-up must be approved by the Council as being in harmony with the surrounding Neighborhood Convenience Business District after review and recommendation by the Planning Commission. f. Other as deemed normal, customary, and incidental to the principal use as approved by the Zoning Administrator. Subdivision 5. Lot Area Height Width Use Size and Yard Requirements. LJ ~Grr-,¢.t C Q tcl ~~ Sd~a#Wa 4-~~- -~`,K rte, -t+~. a. Minimum Lot Area b. Maximum Building Height c. Minimum Lot Width d. Maximum Building/Use Size e. Minimum Yard Requirements: 1) Front 2) Sidc 3) Rear 10,000 square feet 3 stories or 35 feet 11 90 feet 5,000 square feet 2) 3 0 feet 1 0 feet s) 20 feet i ~ Except as provided by 9-2.07 of this Code. 2) Except where otherwise noted in Section 9-8.01 Subd. 2j. 3) Aside yard abutting a street or "R" District shall not be less thaa 30 feet in width. . PART 9 "B-2" LIl~IITID BUSINESS DISTRICT 9-9.01 "B-2" Limited Business District C W QS ~-1- / ~'~~ C•DU P~ "~ v1 St2.S ''~'~ Kr1t.. Q w'Q ~ '~bv2~~ -n '^ t ^t..~ LtSCS , Subdivision 1. Puryose and Intent.- The primary purpose of the Limited Business District is to provide for office and limited service, employment and institutional uses which are freestanding 3 5/12/93 in nature, require larger sites and are or can be made to be compatible with adjacent land uses. It is also intended to " . accommodate certain existing businesses for the purpose of • ~ maintaining them as conforming uses. Except where specifically listed, Limited Business Districts are not intended to accommodate retail or wholesale businesses. • Subdivision 2. l~rmitted Uses. No structure or land shall be used except for the following uses: a. Banks and financial institutions, except drive-ins. b. Medical offices and clinics. c. Offices, business and professional. d. Publicly owned and operated buildings and uses provided there shall be no outdoor storage of materials, supplies or equipment or trucks exceeding a capacity of one and one-half (1 t/2) tons. Subdivision 3. Conditional Uses. The following uses are permitted subject to the issuance of a conditional use permit (CUP): a. Bank drive-in facilities. • - ~ /~ b. Churches. c. Colleges and academies. d. Child Care facilities and nursery schools subject to licensing by the State of Minnesota. e. Funeral homes and mortuaries. f. Garden supply stores. g. Limited fabricating and processing of a product in conjunction with any permitted use when such products are wholly processed within a building and such use is deemed appropriate and consistent with the character of the district and environs. Where such uses consist of more than one principal building, plans for such development shall be 4 • ^ " • 5/12/93 ~~ •. submitted as a Planned Unit Development as regulated in Part 16. h. Historical buildings, museums, art institutes, galleries, ~~ i. Research centers and. laboratories excluding medical waste processing facilities. j. Schools or studios for dance, music, art, photography or interior design. k. Veterinary clinics Subdivision 4. permitted Accessory Uses. Any use permitted in W1tlYe~ Part 8 Subdivision 4 as regulated herein. 12es~~~~ C k-cc;~ ~~-~~) o P r't ~a ~ G~L.u~'~ I od~~' ~ ~~~~' ~~ Subdivision 5. I nt Area Building Height Lot Width and Yard Requirements. a. No structure or building shall exceed three (3) stories or thirty-five (35) feet in height, whichever is higher except as provided in 9-2.07 of this Code. b. A side yard abutting on a street shall not be less than thirty. (30) feet and when abutting a lot in an "R" district shall not be less than thirty' (30) feet. c. The following minimum requirements shall be observed subject to additional requirements, exceptions and modifications as set forth in this Section and in 9-2.03. Lot Lot Front Side Rear Width Arca Yard Yard Yard 90' 12,500 sq n 30' 10' or 1/2 20' the height of the building, whichever is greater Maximum lot coverage by structures or paved surfaces of any type is 75%. 5 5/12/93 • f} L ~ "~'DN~2- ~ Rw ~~ .PART 10 "B-3" SNELLING/LARPENTEUR BUSINESS DISTRICT ~ ~~c~~~ -2 CIN~ f~KSt /~CCS 9-10.01 "B-3" Snelling/LarR.enteur Business District ,(7~t~'?i~, Subdivision 1. ~timose and Intent. This district is intended to apply -only to the four quadrants of the Larpenteur and Snelling intersection. It is a district that is primarily intended to accommodate retail, business services? o~ficeS a~--des which aze integral parts of a shopping center or are clustered to . function as an integrated center where parking can be shared. This district is primarily for retail uses which sell goods and services directly to the consumer~c,,.~t.+~y# [,urur.(,(,~.yf' ,c~r~1+ a~'w Subdivision 2. permitted Uses. No structure or land shall be used except for the following uses (SIC =Standard Industrial Classifications from the Office of Management and Budget, SIC Manual, 1987): a. Auto supply stores (SIC 553). b. Apparel and accessory stores (SIC 56). c. Beauty and barbershops (SIC 723 & 724). • ~ _ ~ d. Computer programming and data processing services (SIC • • ~ : ~ •., 737). . - ~ - ' •~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~' ~, to and laundry services provided not more than six ".~ ~ ~ ~~~~' ~ employees arc employed on the premises at one time (SIC . - - .e.+-~ ~ ~ ~ 7219).. ' f. Eating establishments (SIC 5812). g. Finance .and insurance establishments excluding check . ~ cashing agencies (SIC 60-64). S'~-~-1M~4~{ , h. Food stores excluding ~it and vegetable markets (SIC 54). ~. ~ Kasn,,aly~ ~ i. General merchandise stores. excluding used merchandise /~ stores (SIC 53). Q ~ ~ ~q~~ BhtlrS , j. Hardware stores (SIC 5251). 6 " 5/12/93 ~ k. Home furnishing, appliance and equipment stores excluding used merchandise stores (SIC 57). 1. LaundFy (family), Laundromat and dry cleaning establishments (SIC 7212 & 7215). m. Mailing, reproduction, commercial art, photography, and stenographic services (SIC 733). n. Medical and dental offices and clinics (SIC 801-804). o. Miscellaneous retail establishments (SIC 59) excluding used, merchandise stores (SIC 593), fuel dealers (SIC 598), nonstore retailers, (SIC 596), pet shops, adult book stores and ammunition and firearms stores Peu.~.sn GPs, }~-~-Di'~1 ~--t"~ Spawt-~ ~a1c~r, dV~ ~~~ p. Motion picture theaters (SIC 7832) excluding adult theaters. ~~"~ ~ q. Offices, business and professional. R e~.. y- ~ ~ ~ ~,,r-~-~ ~ (4) Office and art supply stores, retail. h ~ ~ Paint and wallpaper stores, retail (SIC 523). :. ~~. :: t. Personal service establishments (SIC 729)l including massage • . `. •:~~n.~yy azlors and saunas for therapeutic or health purposes but ~•~ __~,,.aJ~' "G ..=. _..) excluding adult nse facilities. .. +• ,p-:; ~~:~~;~~ ~!~~ n. Physical fitness facilities and health clubs (SIC 7991). ''- " ~ ~ r . ~2~~ v. Printing and duplicating shops provided not more than six employees are employed on the premises at one time (SIC 7334). ~r .- . ~ ~c•ifi/+ ~r> ~• w. ubli and essential service uses. ~,~.~ ~~ f x. Radio and television broadcasting and cable television 0 ~ S(~tt. w ~ t studios (SIC 483 dt 484). 2 ~ -~"'t""~ y. Schools and studios for art, photography (SIC 722), dance " ~~~ ~ (SIC 791), music and interior design. z. Video rental stores (SIC 784). ,- 7 L' f . Subdivision 3. S'onditional Uses. The following uses aze permitted subject to the issuance of a CUP.. a. Animal grooming and pet stores provided there shall be no boarding of animals on the site. b. Caz washes which are incidental to the principal, use and . meet the standards of Section 9-14.01 (14). c. Child care and nursery school facilities subject to licensing by the State of Minnesota. d. Charitable gambling establishments in accordance with the p,r ~ City's licensing requirements, Section _, of the City Code. ~T'~'r-C~ ~ ~~ e. Custom manufacturing of hand made goods that are sold on 6 l Q ~ ~%1 .the premises provided the manufacturing operation is ~ incidental to a retail operation. --tom- ~ ° °" ~~ f. Drinking establishments, bars and taverns (SIC 5813) 3'r- d~ ~ subject to the City's licensing requirements, Section _, of the 3 , " _ t~ ~ City Code. a~~ . ~ ~ ~ g. Drive-in establishments subject to Lhe performance ,~'. standazds Section 9-14.01 (14) of this code. (,~5.~, ~. ~(a., ~ • • _ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~~ o'K'~ h. Hotels and motels by PUD.(.$~ c.e~ ~ ~ ~"' `~ t - c, s .. _ t~~ - ' ~ i. Motor fuei or service stations subject to the design and performance standards as specified in Section 9-14.01 (17) of . - .this code. j. Multi-family housing by Planned Unit Development. . r,, k. Satellite communications dishes (SIC 4899). ~. ~~- / L~- ~' ~"~~M~ 2 1. Video or game .arcades (SIC 7993):-~ a,^ ~U, [+tSC'~ j~ . ~ ~ ku,u ~ , ~Q-}'~i/[~ ~^'~' ' Subdivision 4. Permitted Accessory Uses. Any use permitted in pr }, 5,~,~,,,'O ~~~~ Part 8 Subdivision 4 and as regulated therein. The following wuu4 • ~a~ ~ , `_'~'-~- additional uses shall also be permitted accessory uses. ~% . or~ ob ,a~u.ohA~-t-~ g ynre~wb. ~,G. ~~ J • • ~.il.t 5/12/93 a. Accessory structures other than private gazages as regulated herein. The design and placement of the accessory buildings must be approvcd by the City Council as being in harmony with the surrounding business district after review and recommendation by the Planning Commission. b. Essential service structures, provided no building .shall be located within thuty (30) feet of an abutting lot in an "R" District. The placement of the essential service structure must be approved by the City .Council as being in harmony with the surrounding business district after review and recommendation by the Planning Commission. c. Limited repair and service operations which are' incidental to a principal use. d. The incidental storage of merchandise that is to be sold an the premises. Subdivision 5. $~ght and Yard Requirements. a. No structure or building shall exceed three (3) stories. or thirty-five (35) feet in height whichever is the greater except as provided for in 9-2.07. b. A side yard abutting on a street shall not be less than thirty (30) feet and when abutting a lot in an "R" District shall not be less than forty (40) feet. However, no side yard shall be required when adjacent to . a patty wall. subject to the regaIadoas tof 9-2.05. ~t; -fo,,,,.1„~,y~~ a. Rear yard regniremenu may be reduced to tea (10) feet at - alley lines. d. The following minimam requirements .shall be observed subject to the additional requirements, exceptions and modifications as set forth in this Section and Section 9-2.05. Front Yard Side Yard Rear Yud 30' 10' 20' 9 i -~ ~~~ ~i • ' ~• 1~ 4S3'l Radio Broadcasting Stations Establishments primarily engaged in broadcasting aural programs by radio to the public. Included in this industry are commercial,-religious, educational, ~ n 'and other radio stations. Also included here are establishments primarily en- ~ -- C~.r • gaged in radio broadcasting and which produce radio program materials. Sepa- rate establishments primarily engaged in producing radio program gtaEerials are classified in Services, Industry 7922. .. Radiobwdweng ,Litiam - 4333 Television Broadcasting Stations Establishments primarily engaged in broadcasting visual programs by teIe- ~/~2 - ~~~ vision to the public, except cable and other pay television services. Included in `-f / this industry are commercial, religious, educational, and other television stn- - bons. AL~o included. here are establishments primarily engaged in television . broadcasting and which produce taped television program materials. Separate establishments primarily engaged in producing taped television program ma- . teriaIs are classified in Services, Industry 7812: Establishments primarily en- gaged in furnishing cable and other pay television services a*e classified in In- dustry 4841. - Z'eievisian broedoating st;Cons CABLE A~-D O`I'IIER PAY TELEti-ISION SERVICES 4841 Cable and Other Pay Television Services Establishments primarily engaged in the dissemination of visual and textual television programs, on a subscription or fee basis. Included in this industry are establishments which are primarily engaged in cablecasting and which also produce taped program materials. Separate establishments primarily ea- gaged in producing taped television or motion picture program materials are clzgsified in Services, Industry ?812_ ~ 7 Z ~ ~"- ~~L. ~~~ Gb(e teIevimoa xrrin~ SatetZite aster antenna ryste~ . C.oeed dre~ut tslerisioa serriea i (5-~T`~ °eCRm DizeG 6roedmd satailita CDBS7 xr.ioee Subeeipton Gelarison xrviw • 32ultipoint discl~utSan syntr~, ~II,S' ~ • '.1"a. I servim 489 COMiYIiINICATIONS SERVICES, NOT ELSEWHERE CLASSIFIED - 4899 Communications Services,~Not Elsewhere Classified . Establishments primarily. engaged in fiLrniai,ing communications services, - _ not elsewhere classified. Establishments primarily engaged in providing on- • line ~informatioaretrieval services on a contract or fee basis are classified in Services, Industry 7375. • Radar station operation Satellite or misfle traelciag atatioos. . Radio bnaadnatiag operand by eab operated oa a conh3ct basin companin 'hacldag missiles by teIenutry and 3atallite earth stations photagr~phy on a contract bads Industry Group Industry No. No. 523 PAINT, GLASS, AND WALLPAPER STORES-Con. 5231 Paint, Glass, said Wallpaper Stores-Con. GLus storm-ratan Walloovering etore~-retail Paint storm-retal Wallpaper storm--retail 525 HARDWARE STORES 5251 Hardware Stores Establishments primarily engaged in the retail sale of a number of basic hardware lines, such as tools, builders' hardware, paint and glass, housewares . and household appliances, and cutlery. Rutlden' bude:re--rern7 EandtaoL-,at,8 - aoor~i«]u aodlode.:b-nta>Z T~powe: analund-eat Major G;o~f~ 53 ~~ rr1~~.sL r~T~~~~~~.~rB~sJ s~o~.~s Major Group as a Whole This major group includcossorie Sfurniturecand homefunishings, small•vrares, hardware, a; dry goods, apparel and a and food. The stores incl edchandisel storesP and general storesh Establishments prlimardY en~ variety stores, general m gaged in selling used general merchandise ma hineeor dire cusery g are ~ asses d m In- selling general merchandise by mail, vending dustry Group 596. Industry - No. DEP~RTIIENT STORES , 5311 Department Stores g P arel, such as suits, Retail stores generally carrying a eneral line of a p coats, dresses, and furnishings; homefurnishings, such as furnitulea floor and Brings, curtains, draperies, linens, and major household app - housewares, such as table and kitchen appliances, dishes, and utensils. These stores must carry men's and women's apparel and either major household ap- pliances or other homefurnishings. These -and other merchandise lines are normally arranged in separate sections or departments with the a~a dt ugde a departmentalized basis. The departments oxide theirsown barge accounts, a single management. The stores usu nlstocks. These stores normally have 50 deliver merchandise, and maintain ope a of merchandise employees or more. Establishments which sell a sunilar 5 99. Establishments with less than 50 employ eneral lines of merchandise are classified according which do not carry these g - to their primary activity. gepartmeat storer-tetul - Y~iRIE'I'Y STORES 5331 Variety Stores of mere Establishments priman'ly engaged m the retail sale of a v meade on a cash- dise in the low and popular price ranges. Sales usua)~y amend ~stomer selec- aad-carry basis, with the open-selling method of disp Y lete line of - tion of merchandise- These stores generally do not carry a comp merchandise, are not departmentalized, do not carry their own charge service, and do not deliver merchandise. Limited pric+ ~ariaty atm~-~ ~~i.i.ANEOUS GENERAL ~ROg~,iDISE STORES 6399 Miscellaneous General. Merchandise Stares ~ neral Line of ap- Establishments primar~Y engaged in the retail sale of a ge and panel, dry good, hardware, housewares or homefuraishings, grocenes, other lin®s in limited amounts. Stores selling commodities covered is the deli nition for department stores, but normally havusg less than 50 ~plOY~' and `stores usually known as country general stores are included in this industry. Establishments primarily engaged in the retail sale of merchandise by televi- sion, catalog and mail-order are classified in Industry 5961. Catalog showrooms. general merehan- Country general stcees-eetal disc: ezcapt catalog malorder- General mecehandise stare-eetul ~~ General >t~reYRt91-i Industry Group No. 531 `. ~. 3: ~_ 533 • - - .. - ~ ~_ .. _ ~- ~. ~. 539 r ~. ~~ • ~ ~` `l _ ~ 319 _ Pdiajor GroupF~OGD STORF.S~ ~~ ~ - The t1~7ajor Group as a T~'hoZe This major group includes retail stores primarily engaged in selling food for home prepa- - ration and consumption. Establishments primarily engaged in selling prepared foods and •~ drinks for consumption on the premises are classified in ZVlajor Group 58, and stores primari- ly engaged in selling packaged beers and liquors are classified in Industry 5921. ' ~ Industry t_ Graup Industry ~'. No. No. - 5-41 GROCERY STORES ~~ 5-#11 Grocery Stores • f :~ 542 ~,~ ~~ _~ . I E ` 543 i ~~ ~ i Stores, commonly known as supermarkets, food stores, and grocery stores, primarily engaged in the retail sale of all sorts of canned foods and dry goads, such as tea, coffee, spices, sugar, and hour; fresh fruits and vegetables; and fresh and prepared meats, fish, and poultry. Convenience Cood atare,-ret3.1 Food markets-retsil ' Frozen Cood and frer..er plsns, except melt-retail Grocery storey, with or without fresh cent-retsil Supermarket, grocer-recoil ME~,T ~,:YD FISH (SEAFOOD) M~RIi_ETS, I~iCLG-DI~iG FREEZER PROVISIONERS 5421 bleat and Fish (Seafood) Markets, Includin; Freezer Provisioners Establishments primarily engaged in the retail sale of fresh, frozen, or cured meats, fish, shellfish, and other seafoods. This industry includes estab- lishments primarily engaged in the retail sale, on a bulk basis, of meat for freezer storage and in providing home freezer plans. Meat mazkets may butch- er animals on their own account, or they may buy from others. Food locker plants primazily engaged in renting locker space for the storage of food prod- acts for individual households are classified in Industry 4222. Establishments primarily engaged in the reta>1 sale of poultry are classified in Industry 5499. Fi+h m.rlcett-ietaa Me.e m.rlceb-,eraII Ftemer rood plans, med-taraII seafood marlmb-retaS F~LCa[ ~oneil. meat-Rtall F4vaea food and ~r plan-~ ment- retail F'RITIT ADTD VEGETABLE MARI~TS - 5431 Fruit and Yegetable Mazkets Establishments primazily engaged in the retail sale of fresh fruits and vege- tables. They are frequently found in public or municipal markets or as road- side stands. However, establishments which grow fruits and vegetables and sell them at roadside stands are classified in Agriculture, Major Group O1. FYnit markea and ~taods-retail Produce marSma aad atanda-retail Vegetable market aad staa3~-retail AU'~O :9.`iu IzOt:iL S:JTrPL`I 51~-•-J • 5531 Auto and-Home Supply Stores, -• Establishments primarily engaged in the retail sale of new automobile tires, ~~ ° ,. ~ i ~ batteries, and other automobile parts and accessories- Such establishments fee- ~~ ~~,~ ti Lentl sell a substantial amount of home 2ppl?~ces, rydios, and television. - ~'' yC,~r~! ~ C q' y ~, used pa_~s are classifed in Whole- ..' ~,(,~ ~ ~ .sets. Establishments dealing primarily o Qed in both seling V'; J- sale Trade, Industry 5015. Establishments Primarily enaa.~ • and installing such autoaotive paw ~ ~.ancmissions, miners. brace ings, Grou ?53. • and glass are classified in Services. Industry P _ s~d,l:op+-rte Auamabile accri`ory denlen-ret~ _ 1`- deslen, suWeotivrec'as1 . Automo6ile air vndi~_ovie¢ equiyceat, T~_. ta:rry. sad •.--t•~r/ detIe:a- . • ~ sale acd irs'31laCOn-ce•.al .'se's+'I Automobile -a-''~ desIe:a-re~1 ~ ~ ~ - Eatery denlen, su!~eobile--rem _ - .. .. - ....._ ...~- - I. 11 ` I~Ia3or Group.56.-APPAREL AND ACCESSORY STORES 7 ~> Ct „' The 1~fajor Group as a Who?e This major group includes retail stores primarily engaged in s2lluzg new clothing, shoes, hat;, underwear, and related articles for peronal wear and adornment. Furriers and custom tailors carrying stocks of materials are included. jndu9t-y Group Indutry rla. No. 561 •"662 n 563 564 5611 5621 5632 5641 b1Eti'S A:YD BOYS' CLOTHIYG A:'~~ ACCESSORY STORES 1tilen's and Boys' Clothing and Accessory Stores Fstsblshments primarily engaged in tae read sale of men's and boys' ready-to-wear clothing and accessories- ~~ ~~~ mee ~ aaa bow -r<~ APp.,•ei s~seoq d°rb. mec i sad Mee i weat~.:; sPY+Tl-rets+~ bor_mesa Ti. ,hop.-,etnil . Qothia` atae.v, mea'^ and bola'-~~ WOMEN'S (,*LOTSING STORES ~ ' Women's Clothing Stores ~ .. Establishments primarBy engaged is the reta~ sale of a general line of women s ready-to-ovear ciothiag. This industry' also includes establishments i rimarily engaged is the aped retail sale of women s coats, suits, sad p en m malting women's clothing to indi- dresses. Custom tailors primarily g - vidual order are classifed ~ Industry . :~., s~ aaepti ~ ~m-~ M- -e ~p~Pe-~ Cletl~ias. aesapto-+dr ~ommi-- ~~~~~ ¢o,m, wamea'r-•teh~ xstul WOMEN'S ACCESSORY AND SPECIALTY STORES ' Women's Accessorf and Specialty Stores m the retail sale of women's clothing ac- E,~tablishments primarily eng~~ ~ e blouses, foundation garmen{~, lia ce9sories and specisltie9, such as millin ~~~ and furs ~ncinding custom genie, hosiery, costume jewelry, gloves, made furs). ~ ~mA.-~~ dppaed aamso4 s6ota. womana--• s~ri~rio~ ~~ • 1slatl Haodbas ~`~" 81wr .~~.= '' Soauerr ~" 3 Tba~ ptmmb--~~, Milhaa7 ha ~pp.ed m.d• fs ~ ~` Bawl CSIIaDREYS AND 1NF~N'~' ~`~ STORES Children's and Infants' Wear Store • y engaged is the retail sale of cbIZdlP.a's sad ia- Fatal~liaitm~C_'-a~'n~ Sad - $uch ~lyyhrnP:,~a may farts' Clatjhing, IQr ,gn+~"orer mfaa~ wear ~ try ~Y seII a combination of chi ire is either chz7dren drea's sad infants' ~~. • • '~ . -, • • ~ . .- ~ .. • .. ~ , _' 32~ r GroinHO~riE FURNITURE, FURNIS~iINTGS, AiYD I1~a~ o EQUIPi~'IENT STORES The 1l~Iajor Group as a Whole This major gTOUp includes retail stores selling goods used for furnishing the home, such as furniture, floor coverings, draperies, glass and chinaware, domestic stoves, refrigerators, and other household electrical and gas appliances. Establishments selling electrical and -gas appliances are included in this group only if the major pa.-t of their sales consists of articles for home use. These stores may also repair household appliances, radios, televisions, and stereo equipment, but establishments primarily engaged in repair of these products are clas- sified in Division I, Services. Dealers primarily engaged in selling antique and secondhand fur*_iiture are classified in Industry Group 593. Stores furnishin? interior decorator service aze classified according to the merchacdise handled- Industry Group Industry No. No. 571 HOyIE FliRtiITliRE AtiD FL~`iISHI~iGS STORES 5712 Furniture Stores Establishments primarily engaged in the retail sale of household furniture. These stores may also sell homefurnishings, major appliances, and fcor cover- ings. ado and aprn3a-R3iI - Ju~~enile .`uraiturr-r1~il - ~, Cabinet wor!c oo a evtam ba,u :n indi• b(ater~ storey, ice!uds :; ec+to~ ~iduaI order-reta~7 made-Rta+l Cahiaab, iutchea: not built is-Rtail Outi!oor fur..iturRtail ' I'tirnihtre. euatom mndrRSLt1 Wsterb2d_+-RestT F~irIIlturs. h01LXhold, ,vith or „ithOLLt . lirraLhiaQa and appliaacrr-retul ~ ~ ~ -- 5713 Floor Covering Stores ' 'Establishments primarily engaged is the ietall sale of floor coverings. Es- tablishments included in this industry map incidentally perform installation, but contractors primarily engaged in installing floor coverings fqr others are cla.sifed in Construction, Industry 1752. . Grpee.toera-ear~1 Liaok„m ~1nrn-R+~ . Floor ~B aeorc-eetaII Rug atorrr-[etaII Floor C1~ atoms-eet~+2 5714 Drapery, Curtain, and Upholstery Stores Establishments primarily engaged in the retail sale of draperies, curtains, and upholstery materials. Establishments primarily engaged in reupholstering or repairing furniture aze classified in Services, Industry 7641. Ctiutaia ataem--teta+l Slipcover afore-eetuT ~P~n ~,,®,_~yl IIphoLsterr materisla atore~--rer~ 5719 Miscellaneous Homefurnishings Stores Establishments primarily engaged in the retail sale of miscellaneous home• ~,r,,;ah;.,~, such as china, glassware, and metalware for kitchen and table rise; bedding and linen; brooms and brushes; lamps and shades; mirrors aria pictures; venetian blinds; and window shades. Establishments primarily en- _ ST3\D=~Y.D IvI)LiSTP.I:1L CLAcciriCrl~ION 3~G Industry - ." Group Industry No. Iv o. . 571 HOti1E FIIR\ITL'KE A'rD FLRtiISHINGS STOP.ES- on. 5719 1Vliscellaneous Homefurnishings Stores-Con. gaged in the retail sale of miscellaneous honefurnishings by house-to-ho - canva_=s or by pay-Plan merchandising are classified in Industry 5903. GIa1- are sWre~-re'~.~~ Pluyus'Hare sal: zs-rets:l Iio~v.•.~~ares stares-:`tail _ ~~,~ (ahez ~, b(an'ses. so: Bads, acid K::.:=znwarz sW:es-:esil pillows~re'sil t,-p and shade ;ho;a-:esil g;co may-retail I1rez sF.ups-re!ait flry.hzs-rsil Me_I-Ha:esW:zy-:esi1 C,ir,s store`-resit - Mir:an -resit ', Cookware--:i!~ - Poc:z:/ stares-re sit C: ockzr/ atorer--r=ail ~ T~xa:e stares-resit Cueter/stores-re3i1 Yzna':a;. 5t:3 aco~-:exit Eaa-^sziwa:e ;W:~-ro3ii V+-~.dow onade shoos-resit Replace see=s a=d accrssor.°y-- W~ccSur..in~ salves-:e3i1 resit Fireplace storey-resiI 57? HOI:SEHOLD APPLI~:~iCE STORES 572? Household appliance Stores Establishments Primarily e..^.~sged in the retail sale of electric and gas fri?erators, stoves, a_nd other hou=_ehold apoLa.nces, such as electric irons, t I colators, hot plate=_, a.-id vacuur3 clew.^_a ~- bfany such stores also sell radio i television sets. Retail stores operated by public utility companies and prim: ly engaged in the sale of electric and gas aooliances for household use < classuried in this industry. ., ys ana yteC=_-:-~ Ran3_ S p.ircanaitio^_; rooea units, x:r-': n. gt;-3e.~[on and reiacr3 `tacit - !+~^ed-Rtsit gyp 3pplLanctl-c<tLi Etec:ric household aopliancs stares- _ a,.,~; machine sWrn-resr7 te!~il SWv.~ and related zlecic and Ss p,~.~rs, hauxhald-retail pli~cn-retail GarSagv disPc°°~+ electric-reGUl Vaesaa d`oo`r aWrer-~ Household app>i~a ~°~ el`ec't ar ass-celul ~iaeb, Hitrhens. mmplets tpalts. etr~-cete~ 573 Itt?,DIO, TELEVISION, CONSiTb1ER ELECTRONICS, AND MUSIC STOR: 6731 Radio, Television, and Consumer Electronics Stores Establishments priman'ly engaged in the retail sale of radios, television se . record players. stereo equipment, sound reproducing equipment, and otl consumer audio and video electronics equipment (including automotive). Sc establishments may also sell additional lines, such as househmusical inst ' computers, computer peripheral equipment, .and software; manta; or records and prerecorded tapes. Establishments in this industry I= tlon and repair work on radios, television sets, a .perform incidental inst~a went. Establishments primarily engaged other consumer electmnic equip the installation and repair of these products are classified in Services, Ind try 762? Establishments primarily engaged in the retail sale of compu equipment are classified in Industry 5734, sad those selling electronic toys i classified in Industry 5945. aar~paona~aph ~~-~~ Aatenaa scores. lmuaehold-:etvl Tam ~,~dea and plaYQr-'Rtar7 r- .~ alecuvnio equipment Telq~iyoa see sloe`s-~I amen-tee ~ Video ,-••^•"• stereo--eetaII gs,~ IIdeiii7 (hi-fit equipment-retail V-~ ~~ ,order smrzr'Rtsr2 B,adio am~a-~ - ~ r . - . ~ ... ~ , ~ ~ RETAIL TR9DE 327 - - ~ Industry - ~ Group Industry 573 R~,DIO, TELEVISIO\, CONSli~IER ELECTRONICS, AND 1•IliSIC STORES-Con. 673 Computer and Computer Softtii~are Stores Establishments primarily engaged in ftle retail sale of computers, computer peripheral equipment, and software. Establishments primarily engaged in the sale of computers, computer peripheral equipment and software for business or professional we are cla<sifed in Wholesale Trade, Industry 50x5. Campulzr prltec Ito; es-re!ail PeriphenI equipment, eoesou[er eWres-:-etail - Camputzr soP,.vare ]Urea-retail . Compute: storms-reGv1 5735 Record and Prerecorded Tape Stores Establishments primarily engaged Lz the re`..~il sale of phonograph records and prerecorded audio and video tapes and disks. Establishments primarily engaged in the retail sale of computer software are classified in Industry 573.1, and those primarily engaged in the rental of video tapes are classified in Serv- ices, Industr~r 751. Duiu, music and ridn~retail ~ Tape stnr_e. audio and video-retail Yidea tape stocea-r<Lail , .. Record smm=rN3i1 5736 1Vlusical Instrument Stores Establishments primarily engaged in the retail sale of musical instruments, . sheet music, and similar supplies. ial imtrument stores-cetyl ~ Shoat music stores-retail tu s 3 • ~ ~ p piaIIO ltOreYRtail . ~ .. • ~~~~ ~, /, ~~ 58T2 ~~ ~~~ / ~ ~ - ~~: Eating Places Establishments primarily engaged in the retail sale of prepazed food and ' drinks for on-premise or immediate consumption_ Caterers and industrial and stitutional food service establishments are also included in this industry. i n ~ Famburjer stands - Automats (eating places) Flat dog (&anlcfvriEr) ataada i $eaaeriea Ice cream stsnda Boa: lunch atvida Irdutrial Ceeding BuAeb (eating place) Lunch ban ~~` ~ ~ - Lunch couatzn CsCereriaa ~ Luncheanet•..~ Carryout mtaurants Luac4rooma . ~ Caterers dyater ban Caffee ahope P"-, parIon ~~.,.-.t.,...; retauraab GOnCG~YiOn -',~da, prepared food (e.g., p~aras B2fr~hment Stand] In airports and sports arenas) getauraab Gantnd feeding ;;teytauraats, e3rrfout ~Dfl117 bra $rytauranta, flat food Dicers (eating place) $aadwich ban or shopr ~+ng rooms' Snack chaps DinnerCheeten soda fountains , Drive-in ceatauranta Soft drialc ~tand+ Fast Cood ceGurantt submarine sandwicS ahope Food tiara Food xrrice, inatitutiaosl Tea room Theaters, dinner Frmea custard ataads - Gri1La (ratia3 places) • ~~ ~' i n 5813 Drinking Places (Alcoholic Beverages) Establishments primarily engaged in the retail sale of alcoholic drinks, such ~ wine, and liquor, for consumption on the premises. The sale of ale as beer , , food frequently accounts for a substantial portion of the receipts of these es- tablishments. Ban (alcoholic beverage drinking Coelctaillounges Dixotheques, alcoholic beverage places) Beer gardens (drinking place) Drinking p1am, aImholic beverages Night club Beer lon (tap rooms) Par Saloom (drinking places) Beer taverns Beer, wine, sad liquors sale for on- Tap rooms (drinking Place) Tavern (drinking Platy) premise consumption Bottle clubs (drinking playas) Wine ban Cabarets • v~~ ~~ ~ v i P~~~_~o;• ~,~1'r?'i-_`~f'V'iffJ~~t-~a~_~5.~°l.i~i.^1''J~~i ~c.~~r~~]~...i Ijor Group as a Whole ..^ ~,' This major group includes retail establishments, not elsewhere classified. These eats • lishments fall into the following categories: drug stores,. liquor stores, used merchandi: stores, miscellaneous shopping goods stores, nonstore retailers, fuel dealers, and miscellai: .~ ous retail stores, not elsewhere classified. Industry N-G.r ~up-.] 591 592 s: ~Y ;€ !a DRUG STORES A~~'D PROPRIETAR.Y STORES 5912 Drug Stores and Proprietary Stores Establishments engaged in the retail sale of prescription drugs, proprietor drugs, and nonprescription medicines, and which may also carry a number related lines, such as cosmetics, toiletries, tobacco,_and novelty merchandis These stores are included on the basis of their usual trade designation rathe than on the stricter interpretztion of commodities handled. This industry u eludes drug stores which also operate a soda fountain or lunch counter. ApotSecariry-retail P:~pneary (nonprexr'pcion me~cic< Dntg Stores-retail storee-retail PSarmacei-reGvI LIQUOR S 5921 Liquor Stores Establishments primarily engaged in the retail sale of packaged alcohe beverages, such as ale, beer, wine, and liquor, for consumption off the pre:: ices. Stores selling prepared drinks for consumption on the premi_ies are cla_=~; fled in Industry 5813. Seer. P"~6~-retard wine. ~-R~ iuq~or. v~s~-~~ USED MERCHANDISE STORES 6932 IIsed Merchandise Stores • This industry iinc3ndes stores primarily engaged in the retal sale of merchandise, antiques, and secondhand goods, such as clothing sad shoes; niture; ~ books and rare manuscripts; musical instruments; office furnitur pIionograpbs aad phonograph records; and store fixtures and equipment. industry also includes pawnshops. Dealers primanily .engaged in selling motor ~vehicies, trailers, and boats are classified in Major Group 55, and th selling used mobile homes are classified is Industry 527E Establishments p manly selling used automobile parts and accessories are classified in WhoI sale Trade, Industry 5015, sad scrap and waste dealers are classified in Ind try 5093. FQ+~hlishtr,eats primarily engaged in automotive repair are cIassifi in Services, Industry Group 753. Aatique ~tatarl GL...are. aacgae-~tseaa Enalr ~. sma~ran~eeait fianaae4rsaisl+ine eoote. C ~ ~oeat ~eoo~nd-ttta;I gmefura;,h;,gs, anGquo--tMil Finaiha:a steers. sseeea$aod-teuiI Maavaeipra. race-sn+il Ptrraitara, antiRue-'~d Muaiml iyatvmaat saoen. ssme - - - 332 STANDARD INDUSTRIAL CLASSIFICATION ~ L •. ... _. _- - : -.: Industry .. --: - - - - -" - - .. Croup Industry ~ ~ ~ ~ .. No. No. . - 596 NONSTORE RETAILERS -. ~ 5961 Catalog and Dlail-Order Houses " - Establishments primarily engaged in the retail sale of products by televi- sion, catalog, and mail-order. These establishments do not ordinarily maintain - stack for sale on the premises. Separate stores operated by catalog and mall- . _ order houses for the retail sale of products on the premises are classif ed ac- - cording to the product sold. - - - - ~ ~ ~ Book. clubs, not publishing Magaune~, mailorder-retail Book.,, malo~der-retail MaiIarder ho~sses-retail (not including Catalog (order taking) ofrices of mail- retail outlet~l • - ~ order houses-retail Novelty merchandise, maiIorder- ' ~ 'Cheex, mailorder-retalI retail - .. - ~ ~ - - ~ Coins, mailorder-retarl Order taking ofrces oC mailorder Computer and peripheral equipment, houxs-retail - mailorder-retail _ Rernrd clubs, mailorder-retail . ~ Computer soP.~•are, mailorder-retail Stamps, mailorder-retail - ' ~ Food, mailorder-reta0 Television, mailorder (home shop• . ~ ~ Fruit, mailorder-retail Ping)-retail - ~ _- Jewelry, mailorder-retsil - ~ 596? Automatic iVlerchandising Machine Operators ' Establishments primarily engaged in the retail sale of products by means of automatic merchandising units, also referred to as vending machines. This in- dustry does not include the operation of coin-Operated service machines, such as music machines, amusement and game machines, and lockers and scales. Insurance policies sold through vending machines aze classified in Insurance, Major Group 63 or 64. Establishments primarily engaged, in operating music machines, amusement and game machines, lockers and scales, and most o ' ,~ _ - .. --- .coin-0perated service machines, are classified in•Services, I}ivision I. - ~ .. Co~ tad arae6iaea ssniat mes` 7de:thandiaui. automatic (vL of ptvd .[~ acts through eendias a • ~ Diapeoidos machine sale of peedaetr- Veadtas machine aIe of peoducb s i .. _ -.r: ~ataII .. a .. ~ _ - - " - 6963 Dir t Selling Establishments - ,,,,,• - ~ ~ - - , ..: Establishments priman'ly' engaged in the retai sale of merchandise by tale- . .. " '_ ~ phone; by house-to-house canvass; or from trucks or wagons or other tempo- . • - . nary locations. Included in this industry are individuals who sell products by . • - - • these methods and who are not employees of the organisation which they rep- - _. . _. resent, and establishments which are retool sales offices from which employees. - operate to sell me**'Randivn from door-to-door. pu:ehawd: hauss•oo- ~ •Caa~asera (door+o-doorl. hud4uaetan L~mneh sragoos, mobr7r-cat+dmubr7r-caul " _ for r.td seL d mec+ehaadme ~ sloe. aaspt - I~siry peodaeea. 5orua--rte . Direct aslliae (haad4u+r` Mapsinea. houa~itoua seBiug eua of doorta,door esaa.wrsY- M'ilit delis and ale o[ paschasad -- Souse delisec7 ~ P ~- Newsp.psss. home~Pt b7 . retail OewspePae print+ees ar yoblishaa . - Satue.eohome allinq of odes: soda, Part:1-plan mermar~•s -- - - brr, hoHlad wear. m' other prod- . - ae~eatafl i .. ~ . y-.. • / _ / I~3~ja1• Gr~z~. E~.-r,;,::~~_ _ ~~~.z I! t51~s U~><~~d~ ~~'--~ ~j- ~ The 1l~Iajor Group as a Whole ~~ ~ ,~ ~E-'~ ' ~ _ r r This major group includes institutions that are engaged in deposit banking or closely laced functions, including fiduciary activities. Industry Group Industry No. No. 601 CE~TR~L RESERti-E DEPOSITORF I\STITL'PIOti" 602 • . 1 J 'Central reserve depository institutions whose primary activity is reeeivin deposits from banns of deposit and providing advances to such institution 'These institutions geaer ally do not engage in receiving deposits from e making advances to other enterprises or individuals. 6011 Federal Reserve Banl;s The Federal Reserve banks and their branches, which serve as yeti onal re serve and rediscount institutions far their member banks. Fries( Rzxr~e Sar..ca F~derai Reserve branc::es 6019 Central Reserve Depository Institutions, i`iot Elsewhere Classifed Central reserve depository institutions, other than Federal Reserve bank=. primarily engaged in providing credit to and holding deposit; and reserves fc their membe:-s, such as sa~-ings banks, savings and loan associations, or creed: unions. Czntral Gquidi:^/ facliry National C:edi: Caton Ad:ainissa~c Federal Home Goan Ban;c3 (\'C:iA) CO:tiII~IERCI_~I. B~...r~iS Commercial banks and trust companies engaged in the business of accepting deposits from the public. 6021 National Commercial Banks Commercial banks and trust companies (accepting deposits) chartered uncle: the National Bank Act Trust companies engaged in fiduciary business, but not regularly engaged in deposit banking, are classified in Industry 6091. . ce~.~ e.a~, xme.t 'hs~,e oomy~oie. caaeeams depmt~>. mo~~o,t: >wrio~ 6022 State Commercial Banks Commercial banks and trust companies (accepting deposits) chartered by one of the States or territories. Trust companies engaged in fiduciary business, but not regularly engaged in deposit baallang, are classified ~ Industry 609E ca~~t ~. sv~ 'hwe oompsoi~. (.c«aa~s deporitsJ, W~~ s~v 6029 Commercial Banks, Not Elsewhere Classified Commercial banks (accepting deposits) which do not operate under Federal or State charter. ' co~.~ e.olo. ~ ~~ 339 ~ ~ ~+'DIT INSTITUTiOI'dS. Major Gro p G1.~--NOI~tDEI'OSI10~~ G~'~ The Nlajor Group as a tii~hole ~': This ma}or group includes establishments engaged in extending credit in the form of is, but not engaged in deposit banking. iup Industry o. No. 6111 6111 5 615 FEDERAL AA~"D FEDERALLY-SPONSORED CREDIT AGENCIES Federal and Federally-Sponsored Credit Agencies Establishments of the Federal Government and fe orrm ~n~ loan d Federt agencies primarily engaged in guaranteeir-g> insurin„ ally-sponsored credit agencies are established under authority of Federal leo - lation, but are not regarded as part of the Government. They are often owrled by their members or borrowers. as;«iat:on Federal National ltort3age . $anks for tooprrativea Covennent National ~tor-yay^ ~~ CommodityCredit C~t'e °ntion elation National Consumer Cooperative Hank Ezpo~'-Import Hank Farmen Home Adminutratioe Co ra Rural E:eu:ri('ication ~dmi-~istntion s[udeat Loon Starke!ing ;~uociat:on Federal Home Loan Stor'.;ag ?° Non Synthetic Fuela Corporation Federal Intermediate Ccedit Bank Federal Land 9anks PERSONAL CREDIT INSTITL'I'IONS Personal Credit Institutions Establishments primarily engaged in providing loans to indict in ~ culg eluded in this industry aze establishments primarily enga, retail sales made on the installment plan and financing automobile loans f~ individuals. ~- jy~aIImeet s.In 4osaaee. ether ehn AuOomobt7e baea (m+Y iaelude tutamo- ~~ ltle iaaunaeoa .Coen eompsnlea. ~a11: liczeaed ~~ Ooaxe eompamee ` IAen aoctettr,, temad~al ~ deposit d automebilea. llunitura. P Dserris .piaoa net aogaged Pliaaw. pe~aoeal •;ryLnee, eta mt p.oloag waged m depoat banlting Mulual beaafit asocaa~•+ loan: IadusQial toan "hadv°. aot ee8'6~'a pew a mmpanles. smaII Ivan ~~, mt engaged: in dapoait 6~ BUSINESS CREDIT INSTIT[TTIONS cultural and other Establishments primarily engaged in making loans to agri. rsonal business enterpr~s, excluding those engaged priacipallY ~ home or pct private establishments primarily engaged in extending agricultural ~~©~• m Industry 6159. credit are ciass~~ • cultural 3 Short-Term Business Credit Institutions, ECCept Agri Fatahlishments primarily engaged in extending credit to business enter- prises for relatively short periods. Private establishments primarily ~~~ in extending agricultural credit are classified in Industry 6159. m sa,a~g Buvn® asdit ;,sawrioae. ahortdacta F~a oA i~~eta~al P~ Credit ocd >a+Ke. mlleeoon by om- Fiaaadas of dealan by momr .ehicle a'i ~ • - 3=11 I4'iajor Grotip 62.-} SE~t]RIT-Y AND COiViPoIODI^lY ~RGI~Er'IS, T3EA~.ERS, EXCHANGES, AND SERVICES - . The Nlajor Group es a Whole This major group includes establishments engaged in the underwriting, purdhase, sale, or brokerage of securities and other financial contracts on their own account or for the ac- count of others; and exchanges, exchange clearinghouses, and other services allied with the exchange of securities and commodities- Industry Group Industry No- No. 621 SECURITY BROKERS, DEAi,ERS; ~~D FLOT3TION COiti1P~~1IES 6211 Security Brokers, Dealers, and Flotation Companies Establishments primarily engaged in the purchase, sale, and brokerage of securities; and those, generally known as investment bankers, primarily en- gaged in originating, underwriting, and distributing issues of securities. Estab- lishments primarily engaged in issuing shares of mutual and money market funds, unit investment trusts, and face amount certificates are classified in In- dustry Group 672. Establishments primarily engaged in providing investment advice on a contract or Fee basis to establishments which deal in financial con- tracts are classified in Industry 6282. Agents Cor mutual funds Nare broken Band dealers and broken Oil and gas lease broken Dutribumn, security Oil royeltie, deslen in Floor traders, security Option deafen, atxk Iavetment beakers Sale of partnership shares in real Iavc~ent eertifirat+~. sale of plats syndicate Inve>tment fism--~eaeral brokerage Security broken Miaersl lesees, dealer in seatrity dealer Mineral loyalties, daalen in Security flotation mmpenie Moctgagd, 6uyIt~ gad aeIIing (tedi.+ ~+rrih ~°r' ~~~ Security aaderwritsn Mutual ttrad a`mb Stae3t beolrara, and deelen . Mutual .~ ~~~ ~, iadepeadaat Taz oettitleate dealers ~~ -- . 622 COMMODITY CONTRACTS B80SERS AND DF.AT.FRG . - 6221 Commodity Contracts Brokers and Dealers Establishments primarBy engaged in buying and selling commodity coa- tracts on either a spot or future basis. for their own account or for the account of others. These establishments are members, or are associated with members, of recognized commodity exchanges. Establishments primarily engaged m buying and selling commodities are flassifed in Wholesale Trade. . Commodity brolnrs fosoeracbl I?ltatns daa[ete, commodity Commodity daalam fepapact+l Trrders. rnmmadity wntraet Futrtrea brakars4 commodity 623 SECURITY AND COMMODITY ESCHr11~TGES 6231 Security and Commodity Exchanges ~+ ~~p~tq p~~Y eIIg~red jn f~rnia}lin space gad other facilities to members for the purpose of buying, selling, or otherwise trading in stocks, stock options, bonds, or commodity contracts. " . 1'}' ~t~ rjor CTrot,p as a j~Thol~ ?;:;.- r es, including reinsurance. •.' j rou includes carriers of ir_su?ani ationslrendering services to insurance si:;:•. ~ This ma or g P '~= _ Agents and brokers dealing in insurance and ora "~= carriers or to policyholders are classified in 1~Iajor Group 64. .r:- `~~• Industry '~~..'~' Group Industry y'_'~ No. No. ''^ 631 LIFE INStiRANCE ~'~ ` 6311 Life Insurance x : y ~ Qed in underwriting life insurance: These es- ~;~ Establishments primaril ea as be owned by stockholders, ''=~ tablishments are operated by enterprises that may . :x-r policyholders, or other carriers. Fine-al insurance - tar, Insurance cariers, life Assxsmznt life insunrsce ora o ~ ' Lxgal reserve life insurance Benevoiznt insurance assoc Life insurance - - Burial insurance societies savin hank Caoparative lifx irsuraace or;ani:s• Life insurance funds, 3g • tiors Life ceinsurarce life ~: tons Iteirsunnce carriers. - Fraternal life insuranr_ ores ;,-. - FratenaI ?rotective associations - 63'? ACCIDENT AND HEALTH INSURANCE ANI) :MEDICAL SERVICE PL•~tis ~` 63'?1 Accident and Health Insurance __ rimarily engaged in undervritir_g accident and health in- _ Establishments p rovide health insur- surance. This industry includes establishments which p rises that ance protection for disability income lo__=ses and mew ted byeenterpverage on an indemnity basis. These establishments are op stockholders, policyholders, or other tamers. Establish- - may be owned by Q has ital, medical and other health serv- _ ments primarily engaged in pro~`idinD - P _ ices on a service basis or combination of service and indemnity bases are clas- Insu~~ carriers.accident sified in Industry 6324. It,suran[s ,~rrien. health - perdeot cad heap. ~ ~ ardent and Mutual accident sssodaGorv pssesement saeoda Bedpraml ly~rina,[ranca a:chan health insurance acodent cad health lnauraaca Liaabilityhaalthmsyrmm get~..,rsnCe arrie~ acadent an praternal aeddeat cad hnith ;^~"r- health • Huth 1~ O°• ~emaih Ptaas 5[el[ benefit srociatio,~+. matual wept medical aer~cs 6324 Hospital and Medical Service Plans d other Establishments primariy engaged m Provld~ hO~1~' medical,. an err or members is accordance with pre~~ health services to ~b~' Generally, these service plans provide benefits. to agreements or service P~• for specified subscription cba~~• The P~ subscn'bers or members in return a~g hospital or physician - may be through a contract under which a particip any additional feeS- '~ agrees to render. the covered services with~d seb nefits_ Also included Other plans Provide for partial indemnity crate establishments of health main~~g thes~~N. in this industry are rep ~•~~ ~abiishments p _ tions which provide medical ins i• 344 STANDARD I\rDUSTRIAL CLASSIFICATIQi~ Industry - ~- - Group Industry - - No. No. - 632 ACCIDENT AND HEALTH INSURA\'CE AND DIEDICAL SERVICE 633 635 636 637 PLANS-Con. 6324 Hospital and Medical Serr-ice Plans-Con. ices through their own facilities or employed physicians are classified in bf. Group 80. Dental insurance (Providing xrvices by ~ $ospital and medical service playa contracts with health fadities) ~ bladicaI xrrir_ pTaru - ~ Group hoepitali:ation plans - FIRE, IVIARil1E, A~t~ CASUALTY INSTJ~2A1tiCE 6331 Fire, iVlarine, and Casualty Insurance Establishments primarily engaged in underwriting fire, marine, and cosy ty insurance. These establishments are operated by enterprises that may' owned by stockholders, policyholders, or other carriers. Agricultural (crop and livestock) incur- Insurance earrien: fire, marine, r. once evualtY - Asaesament assaciatiore: £re, marine, b[utual fire, marine, and easuslty and casualty insucance aurance A.iaociated factory mutuals, fire and Plate glass iruurante marine insurance Property damage insurance Automobile insurance Reciprocal interinsuranca ezchang Boiler imurance fire, marine, and r..uaity ituunec Burglary and theft insurance Stock fire, marina, and r+,ualty ia+ Contact lens wurance once Federal Crop Uvurance Corporation Worken' compensation iruurunce SURETY INSURA:YCE 6351 Surety Insurance Establishments primarily engaged in underwriting financial responsib' insurance_ Assessment assodstioa+, surely and a-- Fideliry insurance - delity tnm:ranw ~ Finaadal respom~iIity :~•••••~•.• Bondin` Loy susraatesin~ lob mmpie• ~ Liabaity ia>tssaoee - Lion ~ - Mortdaga iuaranh imunaa - ~ Bonding iidalikl' oe avsety nasty and IIdelitr iaauzaow Credit and other Qaaadal >+nsQoaaib>Z Surety bauraow ky bssuraoea Warranty biamaoce, home TITLE INSURANCE 6361 Title Insurance Establishments primanly engaged in underwriting insurance to protect owner of real estate, or leaders of money thereon, against Ions sustained 1 reason of nap defect of title. Guaranty ~ titld - title insurance Beat est•1a silts iaaursnce PENSION, HE~iLTH, A1~TD WELFARE FUNDS 6371 Pension, Health, and Welfare Funds Establishments primarily engaged In managing pension, retirement, heal and welfare funds. Pension thuds .welfare pensions IIoi~ ecmtlbnda IInion walfa:e, benefit and health ttmda ~~-~. _ J <J .~~UhA1~CE ADD hE:1L F.~l':1T'r~ ina~'"~ industry I~OT ELSElVHERE CLASSIFIED cr°"p s°. ` it°' INSURANCE CARFIERS, 639 Not Elsewhere Classified 6399 Insurance Carriers, Qed ~ underwriting insurance, not elsewhere ~;~y engao d shares in savings and loan also- Establishments P~~ring bank dePosrts an . ' classified, such as - . FiaaIth ins~uraace,~eutcmobile ciations. w,rr3nty ' -Fan's deposit insurance - . Deposit oc share ir3urance ration . Federal Ikpa+it lisumnce Corpo u:aace _ = Federal SavinlD end Loan ~ Corporation -, - -r^ a'or Grou 6=~. Ii`~ISU~6-i~ICE AGLi~Il~, EROi~ERS, AND PI ~ SERVICE _ The Alajor Group as a Whole _ Qents and. brokers dealing in insurance, and also oroaniza- r e :;i:. This major group includes ao anies and to policyholders. .<_- tions offering services to m'surance comp J a, TItdtlStTy jI1dLIS~r}~ - Group i No• NO- ~1D SERVICE 641 Ii!tSURAl`iGE AGEy-TS, BROKERS, Al n 611 Insurance Agents, Brokers, and Service ; ~a~y representing one or more insurance carriers, or brokers • Agents p articulaz carriers primarily engaged as independent _y ~1 not representing any P '. contractors in the sale or placement of insurance contracts with car_ie~o ~t _i to ees of the insurance carriers they represent. This industry _ ' not emp Y eludes .independent organiaationsre~ e ~~ title are clascsified in Ind tTY •S Ii lishments engaged in searching E ~ s~~l. Iruurance patrol servien - Insurance profrs+ional stsndards x~' ~ '; Fire Insurance Under+n'iten' Labonto• ie~ ties Insurance reportin8 service. .> '. Fire laa.apP~al Insurance ceseuch xrviees . Insurance ad)usten Iyuranee xrrica v Insurance advisory xrrice Insurance aBeAb Lice insurance agents ~ . Insurance broken .Medical insueanR claims. p~mg Insurance dairy adjmtsn. not em' of: eontraet ar fee ba+ia b ee comPaaies pemion gad retirement plan eousul ~, pioyed by imuran ~~ ~ Iysurance edurrtioml serum t Iy„rauce jy(oimation buresua FolicTholdera asasultiag xrrics iosaean~+ mapection and iaveatigatioa Rata maklni °CitII1y'hooa. ~~~ ~ 4 ' ~ ~ p,ereatioa xrvieee - s>xvicEs ,,ndnstry ~f ,/ ~~ AIJI~~RY, CLE ~~'I1+tG, AND G_~Rl~fEl~~' SERVICES=Con. /' ~~" ~ ;7?1~ Coin-Operated Laundries and Drycleaning-Con. - : "' ~.. i~ ~ Coiaaperated ]aundrir~ Laundromats G~~Y `J prYcieaniag. eoiacperated Laundry machine routes. mirop. tad •-. Launderettes Srlf-Service laundry and dryc: ing ~~ ~ 7219 Laundry and Garment Services, Not Elsewhere Classified Establishments primarily engaged in furnishing laundry and garment sere- - ices, not eLewhere classified, .such as the repair, alteration, and storage of ~. clothes for individuals and for the operation of hand laundries. Custom tailors ' and dressmakers are classified in Retail Trade, Industry 5699; fur shops t``- making fur apparel to custom order aze classified in Retail Trade, Industry E~ 5632; and press shops ,are classified in Industry 7212. Diaper xrviee Dtesemaking saevice9 on material 72?1 Photographic Studios, Portrait Establishments primarily eagagtrd in still or video portraii photography for ~^ ~/ the general public. Establishments primarily engaged in commercial photogra- n P Y are classified in Industry 7335; those engaged in video tape production other than portrait are classified in Industry 781?; and th s ' • o e engaged in film developing or print processing for the fade or for the general public are cIas- - sifted in Industry 7384 Establish t i . men s pr marily engaged is processing film for the motion picture production industry are classified in Ind~~y 7819y and those engaged in computer photography are classified in Industry ?299. ~~ l~~phan se.' ool photographen ~haasmt photogra hers - p Phomgnphera, portrait still or video Video ohotoeraohv. vnrtrait B~iRBER SHOPS ?241 Bazber Shops Establishments primarily engaged ~ furnisl~.ing bazber and men's hair styi- in se i B be 7 ~ ~~ g rv ces. az r colleges are included in this industry. Barber mIIeges Barber shop Hair ~h'liav, men ~ -_ . ~- ~ BEaIITY SHOPS _ ~ 7231 Beanty Shops " _ _ r Establishments primarily engaged in fu_**+;~~+;*+g beauty or hairdressing sere ices. This ind also includes combination beauty and bariier shops, as well as a~*~*~~~~ shops serving both male and female clientele_ Beauty and cos- metoIogy schools are included in this industry. Bawt; and baebae shop. asa~biaad Fadal salons BaaYL] CBIZ7iie aChOOhI R.:.,#.,.... - • $~utJ shop or salons 3gaaietae and pediaua salons G~atolap schools IIaiaa bairdxven Cotmetolop shop ar aalma ~~ ( 1/ J J ~ VJ ? f ~~ `+ „ ; ~' "/ /l ~/ lyL~iII,ING, REPRODUCTION, CO1Vfi1ZERCL~I. ART AIYD PHOTOGR~iPHY, A.ND STENOGRAPHIC SERVICES 7331 Direct Mail Advertising Services Establishments primarily engaged in ffir~isbing services for direct mail ad- vertising, such as creating, Producing, and malting of direct mail advertising. This indusiry also inciudes establishments primarily engaged in compiling ~ and selling mailing lists. Establishments primarily engaged in reproducing direct mail copy on order, but performing none of the other direct mail adver- using services; are classified in Manufacturing, Industry Group 275 if they print the copy, and in Industry 7334 if they duplicate the copy by photocopy- ing or similaz reproduction methods. 733-1 Photocopying and Duplicating Services Establi=_hments primarily engaged in reproducing test, drawings, plans, maps, or other copy, by blueprinting, photocopying, mimeographing, or other methods of duplication other than printing or microfilming. Establishments primarily engaged in printing are classified in Manufacturing, Industry Group 2 i ~, and those engaged in pro~zding microfilming services are classified in In- dustr~ 73S9. . Mulcigr~phirg ser.~ce Blueprint:rg ;xnzce Dfultilichirg ;erz'ce -" rluFlicatir.g sen:cn, ezcept Frnerg Photcc~pvin3 ;e rice Bfimeogr~p'rs:.g service 7335 Commercial Photography Establishments primarily engaged in providing commercial photography services for advertising agencies, publishers, and other business and indwtrial users. Establishments primarily engaged in still and video portrait photogra- phy are classified in Industry 72?1, and those primarily engaged in mapmak- ing are classif-ied in Industry 7389. Establishments primarily engaged in pro- ducing commercial video tape or films are classified in Industry 781?. hic service, ezcept Commercial photog:sphy Aerial photogrsp Photographic ~tudid, tsmccecsiaf . mapmaking _ _. _ 7336 Commercial Art and Graphic Design Establishments primarily engaged in providing commercial art or graphic design services for advertising agencies, publishers, and other business and in- dustrial users. Establishments Primarily engaged in art, ezcept. commercial and medical, are classified in Industry 8999; those engaged in medical art are classified in Industry 8099; and those providing drafting services aze classified , in Industry 7389. ~~~ wmmereial Grnphie azti and celaced 3eeign Chart and graph deign Slide film prods an C,ommerdal art and aluatration Still Film produQn ' Film a4ip and alida produQn 7338 Sersetarial and Court Reporting Services Establishments primarily engaged in furnishing secretarial, typing, Word processing, resume writing, and court reporting services. Sceatarial xrviee Cou:t eepoetiag aer+ua Stenographic xr+iee Editing senior Typing xrrirs Totter vr'itisi xr^C° ~ Word p:o~sing xrrice (typ>~ PraoCreedsng aer+tee, $esuma nritiaB Ica •i • . T.75 Tnfornution I'.etric:~ai S.rvices ^^ .Establishments primarily en~aaed in providing on-line information retrieval. '' services on a contract or fee basis. The information generally involves a range of subjects and is taken from other primary sources. Establishments primarily engaged in performing activities, such as credit reporting, direct mail advertis=' ing, stock quotation services, etc., and who also create data bases are classified- according to their primary actin-ity."Establishments primarily engaged in col- lecting data bases from primary sources and reformatting or editing them ford distribution through information retrieval services are classified in Industry 7379. _ Dsta bay ia.`ormation retr:evsl xr:• Rea:ote data bay information rat^:evaI ' ices Infor~atioa retrieval xrrces, arx-liaz ser+ices On-line data bave iafor~ation retr'eval y-vicr, ?376 Computer Facilities 1~Ianagement Services Establishments primarily er_gaged in providing on-site management and op- eration of computer and data processing facilities on a contract or fee basis. Establishments primarily engaged in providing computer processing services at their own facility are classified in Industry 7374. Camputar faeilitir~ mansgz~en! yr• ices 7377 Computer Rental andZeasing - Establishments primarily engaged in renting or lensing computers and re- gated data processing equipment on the customers' site, whether or not a1=o . providing maintenance or support services. Establishments primarily engaged in both manufacturing and leasing computers and related data processing equipment are classified in Division D, Manufacturing, and separate establish- - ' menu owned by the manufacturer and primarily engaged in leasing are cIassi- .. fled in Division F, Wholesale Trade. Establishments primarily engaged. in fi- i nance leasing of computers and related data processing equipment are classi- _ fled in Finance, Industry 6159. Establishments primarily engaged in leasing computer time are classified is Industry 7374. , .Computer bard.are eealsl or kaaiae, I.eaeiog of computer; armpt Qaaae eaept IIaanee kaaiaa ar by the man- ' ksio~ or by the maaufaeduzr Comafau~rrer ~ 8ental o[ mmputan, ezczpt tinan~ P peripheral equipment, rental gad leaeia~ kuiag or by the manufacturer 7378 Computer Maintenance and Repair Establishments primarily engaged in the maintenance and repair of ~om- puters and computer peripheral equipment. Computer peripheral equipment repair _ gad maiatenaaq Computer repair and maiatenaaca 7379 Computer Related Services, Not Elsewhere Classified Establishments primarily engaged in supplying computer related services, not elsewhere classified. Computer consultants operating on a rnntract or fee basis are classified in this industry. Establishments primarily engaged in pro- during PrePar--~~ged software are classified in Industry 7372; and those en- gaged in offering data processing courses or training in computer program- . wing and is computer and computer peripheral equipment operation, repair, and maintenance are elassi$ed in Industry 8243. Computer mmait,ay - Data bane devdopera Requirements analyai.. rsmpnter bard- water DLtc and diatrat4 oon~erson a.r,iee. Taw raaetiSQeien aee+ioe Disk and dhkeete teoctiBvtioa asrR lean SERVICES 373 %i- Industry - ..^ Croup Industry - ~.. No. Na. - 7~3 AUTOiy10TIYE REPAIR SHOPS-Con. ?~3& Automotive Glass Replacement Shops Establishments primarily engaged in the installation, repair, or sales and installation of automotive glass. The sale. of the glass is considered incidental to the. replacement. } - Glass replacement and repair, automo - I five 7x37 Automotive Transmission Repair Shops Establishments primarily engaged in the installation, repair, or sales and installation of automotive transmisions. The sale of transmissions and related parts is considered incidental to the installation or repair of these products. ~~ Transmssions, automotive: installation, Automatic transmission repair, automo- tive repair, or sale and installation Transmission repair, automotive 7:533 General Automotive Repair Shops Establishments primarily engaged in general automotive repair. Establish- menu primarily engaged in industrial truck repair are classified in Industry 7699. Automotive repair shops, general Garages, general automotive repair and Diesel engine repair, automotive service Engine repair, automotive 11owr reparr, automotive , Engine repair, truck: exeept induserial Truck engine repair, except industrial _ , 7539 Automotive Repair Shops, Not Elsewhere Classified Establishments primarily engaged in specialized automotive repair, not else- where classified, such as fuel service (carburetor repair), brake relining, front- end and wheal alignment, and radiator repair. Establishments primarily en- • ~ gaged in automotive welding are classified in Industry ?692.. - Aircoaditioner repair, automotive Frame eepair ahopa. automotive Automotive springs, rebtrildiag and Front end repair, autemotire ~~ Elul system oouversio4 automotive Asle ahaighteaing, automotive Fuel spetem repair. automotive Brake linings, gala and indaDstim Generator and darter repair, automo Braks repairing. automotive five a _. G~usefor repair Radiator repair shops, automotive ffiectrieal servios> aummotive matlar! Wheel alignmenk automotive and ignition repair) 754. AUTOMOTIVE SERVICES, EXCEPT REPAIR ~~ T542 Carwashes I Establishments primarily engaged in washing, waxing, and polishing motor vehicles,' or in furnishing facilities for the self-service washing of motor vehi- l Iles. ~ l . sun washing laundries, automotive Carwaahes Truck wHDh1O$ Cleettiag and polishing (de~ngl Dew Washing and polishing. automotive autos for dealers ~ a osaQxt or fee Waring and polishing, automotive f basis Detatlmg (claamnB and polmhmgl now l autos for dealers an a omtract m fee } basis i ~~~ - . _- - ~G.~:~ ~~~~' g~~ ~~' f. _~ Industry ~ - ~ ~ ~ - No. MOTION PICTURE DISTRIBUTION AND ALLIED SERVICES-Con. 7822 Motion Picture and Yideo Tape Distribution-Con. primarily engaged in renting video tapes and disks to the general public are classified in Industry 7841, and those enga.~ed in the sate of video tapes and disks to individuals for personal or household use are classified in Retail Trade, Industry 5735. . Film e:cheages, motion picture Tape distribution for 4Ievision Motion picture distribution, esclwive of produc~ion ~ ~ Tapes, video, rernrded-wholesale ReataI of motion picture RIm - ~ Video tapes, retarded-wholesale VYDEO TAPE RE~~'riL' 7841 Video Tape Rental Establishments primarily engaged in renting recorded video tapes and disks to the general public for personal or household use. Establishments primarily engaged in renting video recorders and players aze classified in Industry 7359. Establishments primarily engaged in selling recorded video tapes and disks to the general public aze classified in Retail TSrade, Industry 5735, and .those en- gaged in the wholesale distribution of recorded video tapes and disks aze clas- sified in Industry 7822. Motiea picture film or tape rental Co Video disk rental Co the gen~~l public the geaersl public - Video tape reatsl to the general pubic 7911 I) rice Studios, .~icnools, and II<:Ils Establishments primarily engaged in operating dance studios, schools, a d public dance halls or ballrooms. Establishments primarily engaged in renting facilities used as dance halls or ballrooms are classified in Real Estate, Indus- . try 6512. Ballroom operation ~ Dancc studios and xhools Children ~ dancing xhools Discotheques, except those serving al~o- Dance hall operation holic beverages Dance iaatructors RoCesaional dsncing schools ?993 Coin-Operated Amusement Devices fJ~•3 .Establishments primarily engaged in operating coin-operated amusem~ ' ,(~ devices, either is their own or in other places of business. Such smusem~ ~c"-~'~' devices include juke bones, pinball machines, mechanical games, slot : chines, and similar types of amusement equipment. Amusement (IncIudi . video game) arcades and pazlors are also included in this industry. Amuxmeat device parlors, wiaaperat- ~ Juke bo:ee, operation of - ad ~ M.vd....;r~at ~~, wiaoperated: o Amusement maahinee, ooinoperated: atioa of operation of Music dishrbution systems, aoinope Arcades, amuxmeat ~ Gambling eetablishmenb primarily op pinball machines, operation of .. crating eoinoperated mathiaes - Slot machia Gambling machine; coinoperated: op• ~ operation of sration of Video game aendn Irdus:r. ` lI1SCELLAdEOiIS Ai.TL'S;:c,i>Ji` x" A1:D R IsCi'I~.~'~:=TI~O21 5.~..:?1TIC~~.3 - ~l'q• l 7991 . Physical fitness facilities - Establishments primarily engaged in operating reducing and other health - clubs, spas, and similar facilities featuring exercise and other active physical fitness conditioning, whether or not on a membership basis_ Also included in` - .this industry are establishments providing aerobic dance and exercise classes Sports and recreation clubs are classified in Industry 7997 if operated on~a membership basis, and in Industries 7992 or 7999 if open to the general pubiic.~ Health resorts and spas providing lodging are classified in Major Group 7Q: Establishments that promote physical fitness through diet control are cIassi-~ • fled in Industry 7299. Aerobic dance and eur~e cfa.... Itedueiog faa7itin. phyaieai 6mear.F' Quba, health without lodging +~ Eurciae salons ~~ ~ Gy~mn~ittt~imis Span. health (itasas: ~zapt sas~r e! Physical Btaess eentera 3 ~~ ~~/ . ~~ T ~C~ i / -OFFICES AiYD CLINICS OF DOCTORS OF MEDICL~IE ~ . _ ._._ . -- -- ~ , ._ _ .- _ Ill Offices and Clinics of Doctors of Medicine the degree of M.D. and en- F,stablishments of licensed practitioners having. $stab- gaged in the practice of general or specie. medicine and surgery. lishm.ents operating as clinics of physicians are included in this industry. Os- classified in Industry $031. ~ • ' teopathic physicians are pa~hoingi+ta (bLD.f. o~ °r . esatan Yed'u+~:.=~•^• oftSm of .. ~ . . pmbulaWry auc~cal urs . - /lnntheaioiogiata, ~m of _ . ~ ]?hyeiciana (bLDJ. jnduding ~P~~ Clinic of phyeiaaa+ <M•D.) - - et6m and ~ ~ieea of -tn of6m of Yiaetie eur[eoos. g~•~,r~..-.-e eme~nn'. medical iM-D•) PzimarY r+i° mad'~a1 lbiD•) clinic eeatsn ~ ~ ~pryehiatevta, otTiw oC Gynemlogisb, ofCicv of pryclsoanaly~t+, o~w of Neuroiogists~ ofCim of $adialogiat~. otSw of _ py~«.:~..,. offim of ~ ~ ~ su:geam (bLD.b otTie~ of . ~y o~ry o[ _ Urologis4 o!fixs of pphthalmologieL+. offien o! prthopedic phyr.-~^`. oRS¢a of . OFFICES Al`ID CLILYICS OF DEr'rISTS X021 Offices and Clinics of Dentists ractitioners having the degree of D.M.D. or i Establishments of licensed P ractice of general or specialized den- D.D.S. (or D.D.Sc.) and engaged in the p tistry, including dental surgery. Estabishments operating as clinic of dentists are included in this industry- . p,~.`hodoo,:.r. o({,ce, of (,link of dentisca Yac4ologiat~, onl: o(Ttcea of ~en~ ~uzgeona. eftice~ of ~ perodort:srs. otT:cn of penciao. nfficn end c!iaio of - I.. ,. _.. '~' - - 1: EJas ~',t ,~ ~'L,.fiJ ~t~~:l C~~_•:l L:) L~ fJ ~~ - . d Clinics of Doctcrs of Ostcopatc~y 8031 Offices an ?the de ee of D.O. and en- ~_~ havin _ o " Establishments of licensed practitioners - gaged in the practice of general or specialized osteopathic medicine aqd sur- ; • _. , . , . _" -_ -I ~ - gery. Establishments operating as clinics of osteopathic physicians are includ ' dustry ~" _ ed in this m :.-•"a~ -- ...__.....- =; t ' _~ - ~ ~._-~- . . ~ Osteopathic physirians, oC~cea sad clip- _ ~ f .. ^ -- - - - --- - fa o OFFICES At~'D CLINICS OF OTHER HEaLfiH PK~CTITIOiv'ERS ~t1 804 -~:~ 8041 Offices and Clinics of Chiropractors ~ - --~ - - -- -~-- ---------- . Establishments of licensed practitioners having the degree of D.C. and en _} erating as blishments o -• ------ - - t E di i p .~ a s ne. c gaged in the practice of chiropractic me - _- _ _ ____ clinics of chiropractors are included in this industry. ,Y~ Chirapcactan. oiicc and clinic oC Ciaia of chiroprac3.on ----- --~--- ~ "-- -- - ,. - 8042 Offices and Clinics of Optometrists .~ " Establishments of licensed practitioners having the degree of O.D. and en- _ - --- - -"- - gaged in the practice of optometry. Establishments operating as clinics of op= tometrists are included in this industry. ~" _ _ _ Optometrist, officer and clinic oC ~ ~" ~ ?~ ~ 8043 Offices and Clinics of Podiatrists . ~ _ ~ - ~ Establishments of licensed practitioners having the degree of D.P. and en- . - ~ gaged in the practice of podiatry. Establishments operating as clinics of podia-" I trists are included in this industry. ~ ~- " ~ j Podiatriata, officre sad clinic of ''. . 8049 Offices and Clinics of Health Practitioners, Not Elsewhere Classified h --- - --- of health ractitioners engaged in the practice of healt Establishments P ' • ~ - - - fields, not elsewhere classified. Practitioners may or may not be licensed or ' on the State in which they practice. Establishments oiler- ; di d rtifi d - _ - - ng epen e , . • ce re included - - d if l h ' , a ass ie ere c sting as clinics of health practitioners, not elsew _ , . •.~ -in this industry. . . /lcupuactusia~ am.pt MD.: oi$cee of NuCitioniahy eificae of oificea of Ompaliasai therapvb, o~Qe of Audialodata , CLriatlan 8daoc °~. °~~ Paramedic. awes d , Pl>,a?oI Cherapiala, effiw of ` Dmdi hy~ianiaE~. owe ~ ~~ ~y°~uid of _ - ~ . f _ _ . , Dietidaat, efbees o~ .. ~ ewes ehmoL o~eas ei S M.Ds offiw "~---- -- Pia a~ ~ g~ ! ~ ~,~a ecpiab, eegiat°r°d ~:... . Midw~na. office o[ g Nr3i °~°° °[ ,. athci°gu'h _ D . P ,DCa+nrop:~a, otigme °[ ' Nurxa ~~ and Pr'eti°l: °.~`~' d eypept home brith acs ser+tas PLANNING COMMISSION MEETING DATE: 6/7/93 AGENDA ITEM: 3 ITEM DESCRIPTION: Proposed timetable for commercial zoning study SUBMITTED BY: Susan Hoyt, City Administrator EXPLANATION/DESCRIPTION: 'Regular' Commercial Zonina Code Revisions June 7 Planning Commission Reviews 3rd draft Mid June Consultant, Staff Revise draft June 28 Planning Commission Reviews final draft Planning Commission Schedules public hearing Mid July Staff Mails notices to affected property owners and property owners within 350 of commercial district July 26 Planning Commission Public hearing on zoning Public hearing on moratorium restrictions July 28 City Council Action on the commercial zoning code and moratorium restrictions Special Uses/Secondary Impact Studies June Attorney Review authority of city on gun shops, adult uses, etc. (check with St. Paul) Consultant Look for secondary impact Staff studies, ordinances, etc. July/August Attorney Determine appropriate Consultant regulations; Staff Develop secondary impact studies, ordinances, etc. August 23 Attorney Bring preliminary Consultant recommendations back to • Staff Planning Commission ~~ PLANNING C011~IlVIISSION SPECIAL MEETING MONDAY, JUNE 7, 1993 ~ 7 .m. ~ 1. Public hearing on proposed amendments to the commercial districts' development Moratorium, Chapter 5, §5 of the Citv Code The proposed amendments specifically identify uses for additional study as part of the city's commercial zoning code study. 2. Review and discussion of the next draft of the commercial zoning district uses. 3. Discussion of proposed timetable ~~~ ~~x ~ - - ~~.E ems.; ~ ~ ~ ~~ ~~~ ~~ ~~ ~ ~ ~ • ~~ FALCON HEIGHTS 2077 W. LARPENTEUR AVENUE FALCON HEIGHTS, MN 55113-5594 PHONE (612) 644-5050 FAX (612) 644-8675 June 7, 1993 TO: Planning Commission Members Fred Hoisington FROM: Shirley Chenoweth, City Clerk RE: Replacement pages for Chapter 9 of the City Code (a) 9-2.15, Subd. 2. Section addressing allocation of building permit fees has been deleted by Ordinance 0-93-03. (b) 9-13.03, Subd. 11. Deletion of "Displays Not Constituting Signs" has been deleted and replaced by "Rooftop. Displays • and Aerial Searchlights". Ordinance 0-93-05. HOME OF THE MINNESOTA STATE FAIR AND THE U OF M INSTITUTE OF AGRICULTURE PRINTED ON RECYCLED PAPER PLANNING & DEVELOPMENT 9-2.13 - 2.15 Subdivision 5. Penalties. Any person who shall violate any provision of this ordinance shall, upon conviction thereof, be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor. • 9-2.14 Land Development Chartres. ~ "" All applicants for the issuance of any permit or final plan approval shall pay in addition to the fees and charges for platting, subdividing, rezoning, and the permits for variances for land development or redevelopment within the city, all out-of-pocket expenses incurred by the city in employing the services of any engineer, legal counsel, or other professional consultants with regard to reviewing said plat, subdivision, application for rezoning and conditional use permit or variance. 9-2.15 Uniform Building Code Subdivision 1. The latest edition of the Uniform Building Code (hereinafter "Building Code"}, copyrighted by the International Conference of Building Officials, together with all future amendments thereto, save and except such portions as are hereinafter modified or amended by subdivision 2 herein is adopted and incorporated as fully as if set out at length herein, and the same shall be controlling within the City of Falcon Heights. Not less han one (1) copy of the building code has been marked as the official copy and is filed in the office of the Clerk. • Subdivision 2. Building Permit Fees. a. Section 301 of the Building Code is hereby deleted and the following is inserted in lieu thereof: Section 301. Permits Required. All persons, firms or corporations erecting, constructing, enlarging, altering, repairing, moving, improving, removing, converting or demolishing any improvement, building or structure in the city or causing the same to be done must obtain a separate building permit for each improvement, building or structure from the building inspector. This section shall also apply to all driveways, parking lots, fences and. signs. b. Section 304 of the Building Code is hereby deleted and the following is inserted in lieu thereof: (Amended 4/14/93, Ordinance 0-93-03) 304(a). Definition of Cubic Feet Cubic feet means the total volume included within the surrounding exterior walls of a building or portion thereof, from the basement floor to the roof line. 304(b). Building Permit Fees. Section 304 of the Uniform Building Code is hereby adopted together • with all future amendments thereto. Said section shall also include the following: Wrecking, per thousand cubic feet of structure, $1.25 (minimum $50.00). Fees for fences, driveways, parking lots,. 37 • PLANNING & DEVELOPMENT 9-13.03 Subdivision 8. Real Estate Signs. Real estate (for -'rent,-sales or lease)_signs may be placed in any yard - of a lot containing the affected structure or land . involved, provided such signs are not closer than ten (10).feet to any property line and do not exceed a total of six (6) square feet per lot frontage in residential areas and thirty-two (32) square feet on any other lot. However, real estate signs over six (6) square feet may be constructed in any residential area providing that: a. The sign area allowance fora combination of lots in aggregate shall not exceed fifty (50) square feet; b. The signs are located at least one hundred thirty (130) feet from any home;. c. The signs are removed within one (1) year unless an extension is given from the zoning administrator. d. A use permit is granted by the zoning admin- istrator. • Real estate signs over thirty-two (32) square feet per lot frontage and exceeding other sign area limits in business and industrial areas shall ~: ~ __,:_: require a variance. • -. .- '... ~ K .. .~. _ • - - . ~:•:8ubdivision :9. .Private Traffic Signs. Private traffic circulation signs in parking lots and pedestrian -. ~->~circulation signs in .alleys or other hazardous situations .-maybe permitted provided such individual signs do not .exceed three (3) square feet, the minimum number necessary for purposes intended is utilized, and such .signs are utilized exclusively for purposes intended and - permitted. Subdivision 10. Vacant Lots. Signs on vacant lots shall be permitted in accordance with this chapter except where governed by building frontage, in such cases, front footage of public right-of-way shall be utilized. Subdivision 11. Rooftop Displays and Aerial Searchliahts. Rooftop balloons and rooftop displays are not permitted except in a commercial zone for a maximum of five days for a business grand opening or a special - civic event sponsored or endorsed by the Falcon Heights city council.' A temporary sign permit is required for •the balloon. Aerial search lights are not permitted. • (Amended by Ordinance 0-93-05, May 26,.1993) .. 74 • PLANNING & DEVELOPMENT 9-13.03 Subdivision 12. Signs on Windows and Doors. This chapter does xot apply to interior signs painted, attached by adhesive, or otherwise attached directly to or visible through windows and glass portion of doors except that such signs shall not be permitted in "EB", "B-1", and "B-1-A" districts. Subdivision 13. Ground Signs. a. No ground sign shall be erected, constructed, altered, rebuilt, or relocated to a height exceeding twenty (20) feet above ground. b. The bottom of the facing of every ground sign shall be at least thirty (30) inches above the ground, which space may be filled with platform or decorative trim of light wood, metal construction, brick, planters or plantings, etc. c. No private sign shall be erected, constructed, or maintained within the boundary of any street, avenue, highway, alley or public ground of the city, county or state. • d. Portable signs supported by frames or posts rigidly attached to bases shall be so proportioned that the weight and size of the bases are adequate to resist the wind pressure specified in the building code. Such signs shall not exceed five (5) feet in height or fifteen. (15) square feet in area. e. The owner of a lot upon which there is a ground sign or the person occupying such lot or both are hereby required to keep such lot and such ground sign clean, sanitary, inoffensive and free and clear of all obnoxious substances and unsightly conditions. subdivision 14._ Moving or Revolving Signs (Motion Signs). Moving or revolving signs shall not be permitted except by the granting of a variance. Subdivision 15. Wall Signs. Wall signs attached to exterior walls of solid masonry or concrete shall be safely .and securely attached. Subdivision 16. Signs Painted on Walls. Signs shall not be painted directly on the outside wall of a building. Signs shall not be painted on a fence, tree, stone, or other similar objects or structures in any • district. 75 Proposed adult use language to accompany the moratorium (Not necessarily what will appear. in the final licensing or zoning regulation adopted by the city, which may be less detailed.) ~'t d~ iZ~ .., . Section 2. Amendment That Chapter 9, X9.02 Definitions of the City Code shall be amended to add the following de5nitions: _ " Adult Uses: Adult uses include adult bookstores, adult motion picture theaters, adult motion picture rental, adult mini-motion picture theaters, adult massage parlors, adult steam room bathhouse/sauna facilities, adult companionship establishments, adult rap/conversation parlors, adult health/sport clubs, adult cabarets, adult novelty businesses, adult motion picture arcades, adult modeling studios, adult hotels/motels, adult body painting studios, and other premises, enterprises, establishments, businesses or places open to some or all members of the public, at or in which. there is an emphasis on the presentation, display, depiction or description of "specified sexual activities" or "specified anatomical areas" which are capable of being seen by members of the public. a. Specified Anatomical Areas: 1. Less than completely and opaquely covered human genitals, pubic region, buttock, anus, or female breast(s) below a point immediately above the top of the areola; and 2. Human male genitals in a discernibly turgid state, even if completely and opaquely covered. b. Specified Sexual Activities: _ 1. Actual or simulated sexual intercourse, oral copulation, anal intercourse, oral-anal copulation, beastiality, direct physical stimulation of unclothed genitals, flagellation or torture in the context of a sexual relationship, or the use of excretory functions in the context of a sexual relationship, and any of the following sexually-oriented acts or conduct: anilingus, buggery, coprophagy, coprophilia, cunnilingus, fellatio, necrophilia, pederasty, pedophilia, piquerism, sapphism, zooerasty; or 2. Clearly depicted human genitals in the state of sexual stimulation, arousal or tumescence; or 3. Use of human or animal ejaculation, sodomy, oral copulation, coitus, or masturbation; or 4. Fondling or touching of nude human genitals, pubic region, buttocks, or female breast; or _ 5. Situations involving a person or persons, any of whom are nude, clad in undergarments or in sexually revealing costumes, and who are engaged in activities involving the flagellation, torture, fettering, binding or other physical restraint of any such persons; or 6. Erotic or lewd touching, fondling. or other sexually-oriented -- contact with an animal by a human being; or `~Td. 90-23 Final 11/13/90 Page 3 7. Human excretion, urination, menstruation, vaginal or anal irrigation. -~ ult s- ess us , busi ess r t i n g 10% o less f i ck t d or o r ea 11 ca d t, 0 0' o o e o its o receipts 'ved from mo a ren is o a~ zin s, le Adult Uses '~~~t A use, business, or establishment having more than 10% of its stock in trade or floor area allocated to, or more than 20% of its gross receipts derived from, any adul,~ use.. p~.~f' .~+.ce~1, r~ "`73+i1 ~,,~.,u„ ~e, , v Adult Use Body Painting Studio. An establishment or business which provides the service of applying paint or other substance, whether transparent or non-transparent, to or on the body of a patron when such body is wholly or partially nude in terms of "specified anatomical areas". Adult Use -Bookstore, A building or portion of a building used for the barter, rental or sale of items consisting of printed matter, pictures, slides, records, audio tape, videotape, or motion picture film if such building or portion of a building is not open to the public generally but only to one or more classes of the public extending any minor b3• reason of age or if a substantial or significant portion of such items are distinguished or characterized by an emphasis on the depiction or description of "specified sexual activities" or "specified anatomical areas". Adult Use -Cabaret. A building or portior. of a building used for providing dancing or other live entertainment, if such building or portion of a building excludes minors b5- virtue of age or if such dancing or other live entertainment is distinguished or characterized by an emphasis on the presentation, display, depiction or description of "specified sexual activities" or "specified anatomical areas". Adult Use Companionship Establishment. A companionship. establishment which excludes minors by reason of age, or which provides the . service of engaging in or listening to conversation, talk or discussion between an employee of the establishment and a customer, if such service is distinguished or characterized by an emphasis on "specified sexual activities" or "specified anatomical areas". Adult Use Conversation,-'R.ap Parlor. A conversationlrap parlor which excludes minors by reason of age, or which provides the service of engaging in or listening to conversation, talk, or discussion,. if such service is distinguished or characterized by an emphasis on "specified sexual actiti-ities" or "specified anatomical areas". Adult Use - Health/Spor~ Club. A health/sport club which excludes minors by reason of age, or if such club is distinguished or characterized by an emphasis on "specified sexual activities" or "specified anatomical areas". Adult Use -Hotel or Motel. Adult hotel or motel means a hotel or motel from which minors are specifically excluded from patronage and wherein material is presented which is distinguished or characterzed by an emphasis on Ord. 90-23 Fines 11/13.'90 Page 4 matter depicting, describing or relating to "specified sexually activities" or "specified anatomical areas". Adult Use Massage Parlor, Health Club. A massage parlor or health club which restricts minors by reason of age,-and which provides the services of massage, if such service is distinguished or characterized by an emphasis on "specified sexual activities" or "specified anatomical areas". Adult Use Mini-Motion Picture Theater. A building or portion of a building with a capacity for Iess than 50 persons used for presenting material if such building or portion of a building as a prevailing practice excludes minors by virtue of age, or if such material is distinguished or characterized by an emphasis on "specified sexual activities" or "specified anatomical areas" for observation by patrons therein. Adult Use -Modeling Studio. An establishment whose major business is the provision, to customers, of figure models who are so provided with the intent of providing sexual stimulation or sexual gratification to such customers and who engage in "specified sexual activities" or display "specified anatomical areas" while being observed, painted, painted upon, sketched, drawn, sculptured, photographed, or otherwise depicted by such customers. Adult Use -Motion Picture Arcade. Any place to which the public is permitted or invited wherein coin or slug-operated or electronically, electrically or mechanically controlled or operated still or motor picture machines, projectors or other image-producing devices are maintained to show images to five or fewer persons per machine at any one time, and where the images so displayed are distinguished or characterized by an emphasis on depicting or describing "specified sexual activities" or "specified anatomical areas". Adult Use -Motion Picture Theater. A building or portion of a building with a capacity of 50 or more persons used for presenting material if such building or portion of a building as a prevailing practice excludes minors by virtue of age or if such material is distinguished or characterized by an emphasis on "specified sexual acti~zties" or "specified anatomical areas" for observation by patrons therein. Adult Use -Novelty Business. A business R~hich has as a principal activity. the sale of devices which stimulate human genitals or de~~ices which are designed for sexual stimulation. Adult Use -Sauna. A sauna which excludes minors by reason of age, or which provides a steam bath or heat bathing room used for the purpose of bathing, relaxation, or reducing, utilizing steam or hot_ air as a cleaning, relaying or reducing agent, if the service provided by the sauna is distinguished of characterized by an emphasis on "specified sexual activities" or "specified anatomical areas". Adult Use Steam Room/Bathhouse Facility. A building or portion of a building used for providing a steam bath or heat bathing room used for the purpose of pleasure, bathing, relaxation, or reducing, utilizing steam or hot air as a cleaning, relaxing or reducing agent if such building or portion of a building Qrd. 90-23 Final 11/13/90 Page 5 restricts minors by reason of age of if the service provided by the steam room bathhouse facility is distinguished or characterized by an emphasis on "specified sexual activities" or "specified anatomical areas". Post-ItrM brand fax transmittal memo 7671 # of pages - T ~,c.e/ From Co. Co. Dept. Phone # j ~ - ~; Fax # ~ , Fax # r ` . ~ Cg'' 1 June 1993 Bill - Here are some comments from Mrs. King at 1427 West Idaho about the alley reconstruction program. She may make them at the meeting tonight. 1. Drainage needs correcting. 2. Should reduce the garbage recycling trucks to one a week rather than six a week. 3. Would like a curb poured on her block of Idaho if it can be worked into the plans 4. She would like residents to help determine the timing for the work. Thanks. Susan Rost-It TM brand fax transmittal memo 7671 # of pages - / To; ~~ i o From Co. Co. Dept. Phone # ~ ~ ~ ~~ Fax # i--~~ `"G ~ Fax # r ~ ~ 5/12/93 ,~- _. PART 8 "B-1"NEIGHBORHOOD COrpJ:ENIENCE BUSINESS DISTRICT 9-8.01 "B-1" Neighborhood Convenience Business District Subdivision 1. Pose and Intent. The purpose of these districts is to provide for small scale consumer goods stores and limited service establishments which deal directly with the customer by whom the goods and services are consumed. They are primarily intended to serve the surrounding neighborhood rather than the entire community. Subdivision 2. Permitted Uses. No structure or land shall be used except for the following specific uses: a. Barber shops (SIC 724). ~'b. Beauty shops (SIC 723). ~„,c. Convenience grocery stores (SIC 5411) excluding .motor fuel facilities. d. Drug stores/pharmacies (SIC 5912). e. Dry cleaning and laundry pickup stations including V incidental pressing and repair (SIC 7212). f. Florists (SIC 5992). C~ fig. Laundromats -self serve (SIC 7215). Y. h. Medical and dental offices and clinics (SIC 801-804). i. Offices, business and professional. j. Other small miscellaneous shopping goods stores (excluding repair and service) having a maximum floor area of 1,000 square feet which sell food, apparel and a variety of small specialty shopping goods including establishments such as sporting goods, book, stationary, jewelry, camera, novelty and optical stores (SIC 594) but excluding ammunition, firearms, adult use and used or secondhand merchandise stores. 5/]~i/93 Subdivision 3. ('onditional Uses. The following -uses are permitted subject to the issuance of a conditional use permit (CUP): a. Automobile repair establishments (SIC 753) subject to the following conditions: 1. The use is existing as of the date of adoption of this amendment, 2. The structure and use shall not be expanded without City Council approval, 3. Any change in use shall be to the same or another B-3 permitted or conditional use, 4. No more than five (5) cars shall be parked outdoors overnight at any one time, 5. There shall be no outdoor storage of supplies, materials or trash, and ___.___~ w~ 6. Parking areas shall be screened from view from residential areas to a minimum height of six (6) feet by a year around 80% opaque landscaped or masonry buffer. b. Child Care facilities and nursery schools subject to licensing by the State of Minnesota. c. Motor fuel stations as an integral part of a convenience store. Subdivision 4. Permitted AccessorX Uses. The following uses shall be permitted accessory uses: a. Off-street parking and loading, signs, fences, and decorative landscape features as regulated herein. b. Temporary construction buildings (approved by Zoning Administrator). c. Accessory structures other than private garages as regulated herein. The design- and placement of the accessory buildings must be approved by the Council as being in harmony with the 2 5/Y2/93 surrounding Neighborhood Convenience Business District after review and recommendation by the Planning Commission. d. Essential service structures, provided no building shall be located within thirty (30) feet of an abutting lot in an "R" District. The placement of the essential service structure must be approved by the Council as being in harmony with the surrounding Neighborhood Convenience Business District after review and recommendation by the Planning Commission. e. Public telephone booths or drive-up. The placement of the telephone booth or drive-up must be approved by the Council as being in harmony with the surrounding Neighborhood Convenience Business District after review and recommendation by the Planning Commission. f. Other as deemed normal, customary, and incidental to the principal use as approved by the Zoning Administrator. Subdivision 5. I_.ot Area. Height. Width Use Size and Yard Requirements. a. Minimum b. Maximum c. Minimum d. Maximum e. Minimum 1) Front 2) Side 3) Rear Lot Area Building Height Lot Width Building/Use Size Yard Requirements: 10,000 3 stories or 35 90 5,000 square feet 2> 3 0 feet 10 feet 3 ~ 2 0 feet square feet feet 11 feet 1 ~ Except as provided by 9-2.07 of this Code. 2) Except where otherwise noted in Section 9-8.01 Subd. 2j. 3 ~ Aside yard abutting a street or "R" District shall not be less than 30 feet in width. PART 9 "B-2" LIMITED BUSINESS DISTRICT 9-9.01 "B-2" Limite BuSines. Dict 'ct Subdivision 1. Purpose and Intent. The primary purpose of the Limited Business District is to provide for office and limited service, employment and institutional uses which are freestanding 3 5/12/93 in nature, require larger sites and are or can be made to be compatible with adjacent land uses. It is also intended to accommodate certain existing businesses for the purpose of maintaining them as conforming uses. Except where specifically listed, Limited Business Districts are not intended to accommodate retail or wholesale businesses. Subdivision 2. Permitted Uces, No structure or land shall be used except for the following uses: a. Banks and financial institutions, except drive-ins. b. Medical offices and clinics. c. Offices, business and professional. d. Publicly owned and operated buildings and uses provided there shall be no outdoor storage of materials, supplies or equipment or trucks exceeding a capacity of one and one-half (1 1/2) tons. Subdivision 3. Conditional U ec. The following uses are permitted subject to the issuance of a conditional use permit (CUP): a. Bank drive-in facilities. b. Churches. c. Colleges and academies. d. Child Care facilities and nursery schools subject to licensing by the State of Minnesota. e. Funeral homes and mortuaries. f. Garden supply stores. g. Limited fabricating and processing of a product in conjunction with any permitted use when such products are wholly processed within a building and such use is deemed appropriate and consistent with the character of the district and environs. Where such uses consist of more than one principal building, plans for such development shall be 4 _5/12/93 submitted as a Planned Unit Development as regulated in Part 16. h. Historical buildings, museums, art institutes, galleries, pl~ayh~uses. i. Research centers and laboratories excluding medical waste processing facilities. j. Schools or studios for dance, music, art, photography or interior design. k. Veterinary clinics. Subdivision 4. Permitted Accessory Uses. Any use permitted in Part 8 Subdivision 4 as regulated herein. Subdivision 5. Lot Area Building Height Lot Width and Yard ReQuirements. a. No structure or building shall exceed three (3) stories or thirty-five (35) feet in height, whichever is higher except as provided in 9-2.07 of this Code. b. A side yard abutting on a street shall not be less than thirty (30) feet and when abutting a lot in an "R" district shall not be less than thirty (30) feet. c. The following minimum requirements shall be observed subject to additional requirements, exceptions and modifications as set forth in this Section and in 9-2.03. Lot Lot Front Side Rear Width Area Yard Yard Yard 90' 12,500 sq ft 30' 10' or 1/2 20' the height of the building, whichever is greater Maximum lot coverage by structures or paved surfaces of any type is 750. 5 .. 5/.12/93 PART 10 "B-3" SNELLING/LARPENTEUR BUSINESS DISTRICT 9-10.01 "B-3" Snellin~nteur Business District Subdivision 1. Purpose and Intent. This district is intended to apply only to the four quadrants of the Larpenteur and Snelling intersection. It is a district that is primarily intended to accommodate retail, business services, office and public uses which are integral parts of a shopping center or are clustered to function as an integrated center where parking can be shared. This district is primarily for retail uses which sell goods and services directly to the consumer. Subdivision 2. Permitted Uses. No structure or land shall be used except for the following uses (SIC =Standard Industrial Classifications from the Office of Management and Budget, SIC Manual, 1987): ~~ tea. Auto supply stores (SIC 553). ~Y fib. Apparel and accessory stores (SIC 56). ~,~ ,, c. Beauty and barbershops (SIC 723 & 724). ~~.----- x mod. Computer programming and data processing services (SIC (~ 737). ~,~-- e. Diaper and laundry services provided not more than six employees are employed on the premises at one time (SIC 7219). ~( r/f. Eating establishments (SIC 5812). / ` Wig. Finance and insurance establishments excluding check cashing agencies (SIC 60-64}. J-~ h. Food stores excluding fruit and vegetable markets (SIC 54). ,/i. General merchandise stores excluding used merchandise stores (SIC 53). ~j. Hardware stores (SIC 5251). 6 5/12/93 ~~k. Home furnishing, appliance and equipment stores excluding used merchandise stores (SIC 57). ~'I: Laundry (family), lau dromat and dry cleaning establishments (SIC 721& 7215). ~tfi.. Mailing, reproduction, commercial art, photography and r' stenographic services (SIC 733).. ~.n. Medical and dental offices and clinics (SIC 801-804). o. Miscellaneous retail establi hments (SIC 5~ excluding used merchandise stores (SIC 59~fue1 dealers (SIC 598), nonstore retailers, (SIC 596)~pet shops, adult book stores and ammunition and firearms stores ~. Motion picture theaters (SIC 7832) excluding adult theaters. q. Offices, business and professional. r. Offiee and art supply stores, retail. ~. Paint and wallpaper stores, retail (SIC 523). Personal service establishments (SIC 729) including massage parlors and saunas for therapeutic or health purposes but excluding adult use facilities. ~(/u. Physical fitness facilities and health clubs (SIC 7991). v . Printing and duplicating shops provided not more than six employees are employed on the premises at one time_ (SIC 7334). w. Public and essential service uses. (/ x. Radio and television broadcasting and cable television studios (SIC 483 & 484). (~y. Schools and studios for art, photography (SIC 722), dance (SIC 791), music and interior design. ~,z. Video rental stores (SIC 784). ~, ~. 7 J 5/12/93 Subdivision 3. Conditional Uses. The following uses are permitted subject to the issuance of a CUP. a. Animal grooming and pet stores provided there shall be no boarding of animals on the site. b. Car washes which are incidental to the principal use and meet the. standards of Section 9-14.01 (14). c. Child care and nursery school facilities subject to licensing by the State of Minnesota. d. Charitable gambling establishments in accordance with the City's licensing requirements, Section _, of the City Code. e. Custom manufacturing of hand made goods that are sold on the premises provided the manufacturing operation is incidental to a retail operation. ,,~~ f. Drinking establishments, bars and taverns (SIC 5813) ~~ subject to the City's licensing requirements, Section _, of the City Code. g. Drive-in establishments subject to the performance standards Section 9-14.01 (14) of this code. h. Hotels and motels by PUD. i. Motor fuel or service stations subject to the design and performance standards as specified in Section 9-14.01 (17) of this code. j. Multi-family housing by Planned Unit Development. k. Satellite communications dishes (SIC 4899). /~ 1. Video or game arcades (SIC 7993). ,~ J Subdivision 4. Permitted Accessory Uses. Any use permitted in Part 8 Subdivision 4 and as regulated therein. The following additional uses shall also be permitted accessory uses. 8 . 5/12/93 a. Accessory structures other than private garages as regulated herein. The design and placement of the accessory buildings must be approved by the City Council as being in harmony with the surrounding business district after review and recommendation by the Planning Commission. b. Essential service structures, provided no building shall be located .within thirty (30) feet of an abutting lot in an "R" District. The placement of the essential service structure must be approved by the City Council as being in harmony with the surrounding business district after review and recommendation by the Planning Commission. c. Limited repair and service operations which are incidental to a principal use. d. The incidental storage of merchandise that is to be sold on the premises. Subdivision 5. ~i ght and Yard Requirements. a. No structure or building shall exceed three (3) stories or thirty-five (35) feet in height whichever is the greater except as provided for in 9-2.07. b. A side yard abutting on a street shall not be less than thirty (30) feet and when abutting a lot in an "R" District shall not be less than forty (40) feet. However, no side yard shall be required when adjacent to a party wall, subject to the regulations of 9-2.05. c. Rear yard requirements may be reduced to ten (10) feet at alley lines. d. The following minimum requirements shall be observed subject to the additional requirements, exceptions and modifications as set forth in this Section and Section 9-2.05. Front Yard Side Yard Rear Yard 30' 10' 20' 9 . - 5/12/93 PART 9 "B-1-A" LIMITED BUSINESS AND PROCESSIONG DISTRICT (repeal) PART 11 "EB" EXISTING BUSINESS DISTRICT (repeal) DEFINITIONS Adult Uses: Adult uses include adult bookstores, adult motion picture theaters, adult motion picture rental, adult mini-motion picture theaters, adult massage parlors, adult steam room/bathhouse/sauna facilities, adult companionship establishments, adult rap/conversation parlors, adult health/sport clubs, .adult cabarets, adult novelty businesses, adult motion picture arcades, adult modeling studios, adult hotels/motels, adult body painting studios, and other premises, enterprises, establishments, businesses or places open to some or all members of the public, at or in which there is an emphasis on the presentation, display, depiction or description of "specified sexual activities" or "specified anatomical areas" which are capable of being seen by members of the public. Adult Use ,Establishments: Establishments where 20 percent or more of the area of the -use, , structure or operation involves adult uses. 10 5/12/93 ,-'-- -. 4 °'~~~ PART 8 "B-1"NEIGHBORHOOD COrOT.ENIENCE BUSINESS DISTRICT 9-8.01 "B-1" Neighborhood Convenience Business District Subdivision 1. Purpose and Intent. The purpose of these districts is to provide for small scale consumer goods stores and limited service establishments which deal directly with the customer by whom the goods and services are consumed. They are primarily intended to serve the surrounding neighborhood rather than the entire community. Subdivision 2. Permitted Uses. No structure or land shall be used except for the following specific uses: tea. Barber shops (SIC 724). vb. Beauty shops (SIC 723). ~~~c. Convenience grocery stores (SIC 5411) excluding .motor fuel ~' .facilities. - i d. Drug stores/pharmacies (SIC 5912). 1 e. Dry cleaning and laundry pickup stations including V incidental pressing and repair (SIC 7212). f. Florists (SIC 5992). v fig. Laundromats -self serve (SIC 7215). ~ h. Medical and dental offices and clinics (SIC 801-804). i. Offices, business and professional. j. Other small miscellaneous shopping goods stores (excluding repair and service) having a maximum floor area of 1,000 square feet which sell food, apparel and a variety of small specialty shopping goods including establishments such as sporting goods, book, stationary, jewelry, camera, novelty and optical stores (SIC 594) but excluding ammunition, firearms, adult use and used or secondhand merchandise stores. 5/12/93 PART 9 "B-1-A" LIMITED BUSINESS AND PROCESSIONG DISTRICT (repeal) PART 11 "EB" EXISTING BUSINESS DISTRICT (repeal) DEFINITIONS Adult Uses: Adult uses include adult bookstores, adult motion picture b~ ~ ~, theaters, adult motion picture rental, adult mini-motion picture theaters, adult massage parlors, adult steam room bathhouse/sauna facilities, adult companionship establishments, adult rap/conversation parlors, adult health/sport clubs, adult cabarets, adult novelty businesses, adult motion picture arcades, adult modeling studios, adult hotels/motels, adult body painting studios, and other premises, enterprises, establishments, businesses or places open to some or all members of the public, at or in which there is an emphasis on the presentation, display, depiction or description of "specified sexual activities" or "specified anatomical areas" which are tubers of the public. Adult Use Establishments; Establishments where 20 percent or more of the area of the use, structure or operation involves adult uses. 10 PLANNING COMMISSION MEETING DATE: AGENDA ITEM: ITEM DESCRIPTION: SUBMITTED BY: REVIEWED BY: EXPLANATION/DESCRIPTION: RECOMMENDATION: ATTACHMENTS: ACTION REQUESTED: 4832 Radio Broadcasting Stations Establishments primarily engaged in broadcasting aural programs by radio to the public. Included in this industry are commercial, religious, educational, and other radio stations. Also included here are establishments primarily en- gaged in radio broadcasting and which produce radio program materials. Sepa- rate establishments. primarily engaged in producing radio program materials are classified. in Services, Industry 7922. Radio broadcasting stations 4833 Television Broadcasting Stations Establishments primarily engaged in broadcasting visual programs by tele- vision to the public,. except cable and other pay television services. Included in this industry are commercial, religious, educational, and other television sta- tions. Also included. here are establishments primarily engaged in television broadcasting and which produce taped television program materials. Sepazate establishments primarily engaged in producing taped television program ma- terials are classified in Services, Industry 7812. Establishments primarily en- gaged in furnishing cable and other pay television services are classified in In- dustry 4841. Television broadcasting stations CABLE AND OTHER PAY TELEVISION SERVICES 4841 Cable and Other Pay Television Services Establishments primarily engaged in the dissemination of visual and textual television programs, on a subscription or fee basis. Included in this industry are establishments which are primarily engaged in cablecasting and which also produce taped program materials. Separate establishments primarily en- gaged in producing taped television or motion picture program materials are classified in Services, Industry 7812. ' Cabls television eezvirab Closed circuit television services Duet broadcast satellite (DHSS services Multipoiat diatnbution sya6ems Q1lDS~ eecvicva $stellite minter eatenna systems (SMATV) aervuxs Subscription television services 3-~~~ ~~. 3~ ~`j`~ ~ ~ ~/ i _ :~._ _ . l ~~ rj _.._..__..^ -- i I~ i i services 489 COMMUNICATIONS SERVICES, NOT ELSEWHERE CLASSIFIED 4899 Communications Services, Not Elsewhere Classified Establishments primarily engaged in furnishing communications services, not elsewhere classified. Establishments primarily engaged in providing on- line information retrieval services on a contract or fee basis are classified in Services, Industry 7375. Radar station operation Satellite or missile tracking stations, ~ Radio broadcasting operated by cab operated on a contractbasis i companies Tracking missiles by telemetry and Satellite earth stations photography on a crontract basis x'' r-. 1: ~~9~ ~~, `.523 -PAINT, GLASS, AND WALLPAPER STORES --~ -"-_---" ~ 5231 Paint, Glass, and Wallpaper Stares _ - - _ -- • - -. _ - --- ---F; Establishments engaged in selling primarily paint; glass, and wallpaper, or ~ - - - any combination of these lines, to the general public. While these establish- ~ ments may sell primarily to construction contractors, they are known as retail - - -- - - - - --F •--. -._ .._ i. in the trade. Establishments which do not sell to the general public or are - known in the trade as wholesale are classified in Wholesale Trade. _ _ _ __ __ _ _ _ - - ---- -• _ _ _ __ _ _ _tl _ ....~- - 5231 Paint, Glass, and Wallpaper Stores-Con. , ` ~ ~ "' - _~~:_; _ .. _ Glass stores-retail walltoveringstorw-retail ~---~ - ~ Paint stores-retail wallpaper stores-retail - ~ .~ ~~ ~~~ ,1,.! <.~''' ~ 525 5251 IiARD1'PAR.E STOKES --~.... .+ac V1rVl CO - Establishments primarily engaged in the retail sale of a number of b hardware lines, such as tools, builders' hazdwaze, paint and glass, housewf and household appliances, and cutlery. Builders' hardware-rntail -- Chainsawe-retail Haedtools-_retail ~D°°r-leekaasd-1ecJGaete.=te Hardware stores-retai] Toole, power and hoed-reta~7 "• ~~~ ~~~'~ G~-~'..._.. goods, apparel and accessones: ~d. The stores included in this i stores, general merchandise is selling used general mercl general merchandise by mail Group 596. Industry No. ~w a1~~3 /--~~ T~~~.jor Gro ~ 53. t;r~~~1~~`ZAL ~~'~~.E .~~~~.idf3~~J ~TO~,~.'~ The Major Group as a tiVhole This major group includes retail stores which sell a number of lines of merchandise, such as dry goods, apparel and accessories, furniture and homefurnishings, small wares, hardware, and food. The stores included in this group are known by such names as department stores, variety stores, general merchandise stores, and general stores. Establishments primarily en- gaged in selling used general merchandise are classified in Industry Group 593, and those selling general merchandise by mail, vending machine, or direct selling are classified in In- dustry Group 596. Industry Group Industry No. No. 531 DEPARTiY1ENT STORES 5311 Department Stores ~. 533 r ~. ~- ~- 539 Retail stores generally carrying a general line of apparel, such as suits, coats, dresses, and furnishings; homefurnishings, such as furniture, floor cov- erings, curtains, draperies, linens, and major household appliances; and housewares, such as table and kitchen appliances, dishes, and utensils. These stores must carry men's and women's apparel and either major household ap- pliances or other homefurnishings. These and other merchandise ,lines are normally arranged in separate sections or departments with the accounting on a departmentalised basis. The departments and functions are integrated under a single management. The stores usually provide their own charge accounts, deliver merchandise, and maintain open stocks. These stores normally have 50 employees or more. Establishments which sell a similar range of merchandise with less than 50 employees are classified in Industry 5399. Establishments which do not carry these general lines of merchandise are classified according to their primary activity. Deparhvent atoees-retail VARIETY STORES 5331 Variety Stores Establishments primarily engaged in the retail sale of a variety of merchan- dise in the low and popular price ranges. Sales usually are made on a cash- and-carry basis, with the open-selling method of display and customer selec- tion of merchandise. These stores generally do not carry a rnmplete line of merchandise, are sot departmentalized, do sot carry their owa charge service, and do sot deliver merchandise. . Limited pri~z variety stator-tet~ bIISCELLANEOUS GENERAL MERCHAl`IDISE STORES 5399 Miscellaneous General. Merchandise Stores Establishments primarily engaged in the retail sale of a general line of ap- pazel, dry goods, hardware, housewares or homefurnishings, groceries, and other lines in limited amounts. Stores selling commodities covered in the defi- nition for department stores, but normally having less than 50 employees, sad stores usually known as country general stores are included in this industry. Establishments primarily engaged in the retail sale of merchandise by televi- sion, catalog and mail-order are classified in Industry 5961. Catalog. showrooms, general merehan- dise: ezeept catalog mailorder- retai] Country general stores-retail General merchandise stores-retail General stores-retail ~~ I r ~ ~// 1Viajor Gro p 54. ~ FOOD STORES The Major Group as a Whole 319 This major group includes retail stores primarily engaged in selling food for home prepa- ration and consumption. Establishments primarily engaged in selling prepared foods and drinks for consumption on the premises are classified in Major Group 58, and stores primari- ly engaged in selling packaged beers and liquors are classified in Industry 5921. Industry Group Industry No. No. 541 GROCERY STORES 5411 Grocery Stores Stores, commonly known as supermarkets, food stores, and grocery stores, primarily engaged in the retail sale of all sorts of canned foods and dry goods, such as tea, coffee, spices, sugar, and flour; fresh fruits and vegetables; and fresh and prepared meats, fish, and poultry. Convenience Cood stores-retail Food markets-retail Frozen food and freezer plans, creep[ meat-retail 542 . ! ..~ l: ti' 543 I _ i Grocery stores, with or without fresh meat-retail Supermarkets, grocery-retail MEAT At~TD FISH (SEAFOOD) MARKETS, INCLUDING FREEZER PROVISIONERS 5421 Meat and Fish. (Seafood) Markets, Including Freezer Provisioners Establishments primarily engaged in the retail sale of fresh, frozen, or cured meats, fish, shellfish, .and other Seafoods. This industry includes estab- lishments primarily engaged in the retail sale, on a bulk basis, of meat for freezer storage and in providing home freezer plans. Meat mazkets may butch- er animals on their own account, or they may buy from others. Food locker plants primarily engaged in renting locker space for the storage of food prod- ucts for individual households are classified in Industry 4222. Establishments primarily engaged in the retail sale of poultry are classified in Industry 5499. Fish markets-retail Meat markets-retail Ftemer food pLws, meat-retail Seafood markets-retail Freezer pmvisionen, meat-retail Frozen food and heezer Plana. meat- FRUIT AND VEGETABLE MARKETS 5431 Fruit and Vegetable Markets Establishments primarily engaged in the retail sale of fresh fruits and vege- tables. They are frequently found in public or municipal mazkets or as road- side stands. However, establishments which grow fruits and vegetables and sell them at roadside stands are classified in Agriculture, Major Group O1. Fruit market and stands--retail Vegetable market and stands-retail Produce markets and steads-retail ~Y .f E±iJ'if~ :1N13 IiO~,_e:."~UI~PL x' ;iTc~_:T~`S 5~~1 A.uto and Home Supply Stores Establishments primarily engaged in the retail sale of new automobile tires, batteries, and other automobile pazts and accessories. Such establishments fre- quently sell a substantial amount of home appliances, radios, and television. sets. Establishments dealing primarily in used parts are classified in Whole- sale Trade, Industry 5015. Establishments primarily engaged in both selling and installing such automotive parts as transmissions, mufflers, brake linings, and glass are classified in Services, Industry Group 753. Automobile accessory dealer-retail Speed shops-mail Automobile airtronditioning equipmenk Tire desler, automotive-retail sale and installation-cetai] Tire. battery. and accessory dealen- Automobile parts dealers-mtaII - retail - Battery dealer, automobIIe-tetall X 5.3 ~p ~~ f ,: t? --'- ~- ~ 1Vlajor Group 56.-APPAREL AND ACCESSORY STORES The Major Group as a Whole This major group includes retail stores primarily engaged in selling new clothing, shoes, ' hats, underwear, and related articles for personal wear and adornment. Furriers and custom "` tailors carrying stocks of materials aze included. ' Industry _ . - Group Industry No. No. - ' - "' 561 14IEN'S AND BOYS' CLOTHING AND ACCESSORY STORES -~ 5611 Men's and Boys' Clothing and Accessory Stores Establishments primarily engaged in the retail sale of men's and boys' ready-to-weaz clothing and accessories. APParel aaceory stoney men's and Fiat ato - boys =retaay res. men ~ sad boys =retail Men a wearia8 aPpuel-retail Clothing stares, men's and boys'-retail 15e shops-retail Haberdashery sWrra-retail 562 WOMEN'S CLOTHING STORES ' ' 5621 Women's Clothing Stores Estabhshments Primarily engaged in the retail sale of a general line of .;, women's ready-to-wear clothing. This industry also includes establishments _ . P~~y engaged is the specialized retaF~ sale of women's coats, suits, and _ , dresses. Custom tailors priman'ly engaged is making women's clothing to indi- vidual order are classified in Industry 5699. Briaai shops, esenpt emkom-eets~ Fher shop.-eehul reedyfo•,.eer. women's--• Maternity shops-tetatl _.. Ready-to-wear stoceq women a-retail ~- 563 WOMEN'S ACCESSORY AND SPECIALTY STORES 5632 Women's Accessory and Specialty Stores Establishments primarily engaged in the retail sale of women's clothing ac- - cessories and specialties, such as millinery, blouses, foundation garments, lin- gerie, hosiery, costume jewelry, gloves, handbags, and furs (including custom made furs). APPS aoroesory stoles, women's- Fur shops-retail ~~ Furriers-retail Rlouse stores-.retail Fiaadbeg stoma-retail :y,- ~ Costume jewelry storm-retail ~` Foundation Hosiery alarm-:trail garments-retail Liageria sWrra--retail - fitr apparel made to custom order Millinery storm-retell [!tail ~= 564 CHII.DREIV'S AND INFANTS' WEAR STORES - 5641 Children's and Infants' Wear Stores I Establishments primarly engaged in the retail sale of children's and in- fants' clothing, furnishings, and accessories. Such establishments may special- ize in either children's or infants' wear or they may sell a combination of chit- . dren's and infants' wear. ~~~ ~~ ~~ ~-~ . ~~ ::~.. t .~,; ~ ;_ ,y,.,.. ;.~_ rou 57. I~OI'~E FUI~,NITUIZE, FURNIS~IINGS, AND Iila~or G EQUIPi~IENT STORES The Major Group as a Whole 325 This major group includes retail stores selling goods used for furnishing the home, such domestic stoves, refrigerators, as furniture, floor coverings, draperies, glass and chinaware, and other household electrical and gas appliances. Establishments selling electrical and .gas appliances are included in this group only if the major part of their sales consists of articles for home use. These stores may also repair household appliances, radios, televisions, and stereo equipment, but establishments primarily engaged in repair of these products are clas- sified in Division I, Services. Dealers primarily engaged in selling antique and secondhand furniture are classified in Industry Group 593. Stores furnishing interior decorator service aze classified according to the merchandise handled. Industry Group Industry No. No. 571 HOME FURNITURE AND FURNISHINGS STORES 571? Furniture Stores Establishments primarily engaged in the retail sale of household furniture. These stores may also sell homefurnishings, major appliances, and floor cover- ings. Beds and springs-retail Cabinet work on a custom basis to indr victual order-retail Cabinets, kitchen: not built in-retail Furniture, custom made-retail Furniture, bousehold, with or without tlrznishiaga and appliances-retaII Juvenile furniture--re Matttese stows. including custom made-retail Outdoor furniture-retail Waterbeds-retail 5713 Floor Covering Stores Establishments primarily engaged in the. ietail sale of floor coverings. Es- tablishments included in this industry may incidentally perform installation, but contractors primarily engaged in installing floor coverings for others are classified in Construction, Industry 1752. Linoleum stnrea-retal carpet storeo--retail gug atones-retail Floor oovarin8 stores--retail Floor Lila storm--retail 5714 Drapery, Curtain, and Upholstery Stores. Establishments primarily engaged in the retail sale of draperies, curtains, and upholstery materials. Establishments primarily engaged in reupholstering or repairing furniture aze classified in Services, Industry 7641. Slipcover stores-retail Curtain stores-retail Upholstery materia]s stores-retail Drapery sWLes-Rtarl 5719 Miscellaneous Homefurnishings Stores Establishments primarily engaged in the retail sale of miscellaneous home- furnishings, such as china, gl aze, and metalware for kitchen and table use; bedding and linen; brooms and brushes; lamps and shades; mirrors and pictures; venetian blinds; and window shades. Establishments primarily en- 32G Industry Group No. 571 STANDARD INDUSTRIAL CLASSIFICArPIOI\T Industry No. HOlYIE FURNITURE AND FURNISHINGS STORES-Con. 5719 Miscellaneous Homefurnishings Stores-Con.. gaged in the retail sale of miscellaneous homefurnishings by house-to-hoL canvass or by party-plan merchandising are classified in Industry 5963. 572 Aluminumware stores-retail Glassware stores-retail Bedding (sheets, blankets, spreads, and flousewazes stores-retail pillows)--retail Kitchenware stores-retail Brooms-retail Lamp and shade shops-retail Brushes-retail Linen shops-retail China stores-retail Metalwaze stores-retail Cookware-retail Mirrors -retail Crockery stores-retail ~ Pottery stores-retail Cutlery stores-retail Tinwaze stores-retail Enamelwaze stores-retail Venetian blind shops-retail Fueplece -screens aad accessories- Window shade shops-retail retail Woodburning stoves-retail Fireplace stores-retail HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCE STORES 5722 Household Appliance Stores Establishments primarily engaged in the retail sale of electric and gas z frigerators, stoves, and other household appliances, such as electric irons, pe colators, hot plates, and vacuum cleaners. Many such stores also sell radio az television sets. Retail stores operated by public utility companies and prima: ly engaged in the sale of electric and gas appliances for household use a. classified in this industry. Airconditioniag room unite, self-con- tained-retail Electric household appliance atores- retail Freezer, household-retail Garbage disposers, electric-retail $oueehold appliance stores, electric or sea-retail Hitcheae, complete (finks. cabinets, eta}-retail 573 Ranges, gas and electric-retail Refrigerators and related electric a g~ aPPliances-retail Sewing machine store-retail Stove aad related electric and gsa c pliancea-retail Vacuum cleaner etocea-entail RADIO, TELEVISION, CONSUMER, ELECTRONICS, AND MUSIC STORE 6731 Radio, Television, and Consumer Electronics Stores Establishments primarily engaged in the retail sale of radios, television set record players, stereo equipment, sound reproducing equipment, and othE consumer audio and video electronics equipment (including automotive). Suc establishments may also sell additional lines, such as household appliance computers, computer peripheral equipment, and softwaze; musical instn meats; or records and prerecorded tapes. Establishments is this industry ma perform incidental installation and repair work on radios, television sets, an other consumer electronic equipment. Establishments primarily engaged i the installation and repair of these products are classified in Services, Indu: try 7622. Establishments primarily engaged in the retail sale of compute equipment are classified in Industry 5734, sad those selling electronic toys ar classified in Industry 5945. Antema stores, household-retail Radio-phonograph stores-retail Consumer electronic equipment Tape reoorden and players-retail ~~-rem Television sot sWrva-retail FFigl, fidelity (hi-fi) equipment-retail ~ Video camera stores-retail Phonograph stores-retail Video tape rxorder stores-retail Radio storo-retail 0 RETAIL TRADE 327 Industry Group Industry No Iv o. 573 RADIO, TELEVISION, CONSU~'IER ELECTRONICS, AND 1VIU STORES-Con. 5734 Computer and Computer Software Stores uters, computer Establishments primarily engaged in the retail sale of comp ed in the peripheral equipment, and software. Establishments Primarily engag sale of computers, computer peripheral equipment and software for business or professional use are classified in Wholesale Trade, Industry 5045. Peripheral equipment, rnmputer Computer printer stores-retail stores-retail Computer software stores-retail Computer stores-retail 5735 Record and Prerecorded Tape Stores Establishments primarily engaged in the retail sale of phonograph records es and disks. Establishments primarily and prerecorded audio and video tap engaged in the retail sale of computer software are classified in Industry 5734, and those primarily engaged in the rental of video tapes are classified in Serv- 1Ces, IndllStry 7541. Tape stores, audio and video-retail Video tape stores-retail Disks, music and video--retail Record stares-retail 5736 Musical Instrument Stores Establishments primarily engaged in the retail sale of musical instruments, sheet music, and similar supplies. sheet music stores-retail Musical instrument stores-retail piano store-retail ~~~ ~~3-~~y a`~ J~ a'a-~ f ~~L. ..~~QP~ Industry Group No. 523 525 ' ~'a ~ ~~~~ • - 4832 Ra~lo Broadcasting Stations , Establishments primarily engaged in broadcasting aural programs by radio to the public. Included in this industry are commercial, religious, educational, and other radio stations. Also included here are establishments primarily en- ' gaged in radio broadcasting and which produce radio program materials. Sepa- rate establishments primarily engaged in producing radio program ,materials are classified in Services, Industry 7922. ~ Radio broadeastiag atatiom 4833 Television Broadcasting Stations Establishments primarily engaged in broadcasting visual programs by tele- vision to the public, except cable and other pay television services_ Included in this industry are commercial, religious, educational, and other television sta- tions. A.Lso included. here are establishments primarily engaged in television . broadcasting and which produce taped television program materials. Sepazate establishments primarily engaged in producing taped television program ma- terials are classified in Services, Industry 7812. Establishments primarily en- gaged in furnishing cable and other pay television services aze classified in In- dustry 4841. Television broadmaling staCom CABLE AND OTHER PAY TELEVISION SERVICES 4841 Cable and Other Pay Television Services Establishments primarily engaged in the dissemination of visual and textual television programs, on a subscription or fee basis. Included in this industry are establishments which are primarily engaged in f:ablecasting and which also produce taped program materials. Separate establishments primarily en- ' gaged in producing taped television or motion picture program materials are classified in Services, Industry 7812. . Cable telarimon eervicra Satellites master antenna ayeteoss Closed rimtit tele+iaion setvicw ~ (SMATV! eerviw Direct broed~ast satellite fTJBS~ sar+iora Subeciption tela~oa aerviw Multipoint diatrsbution systems (~~ -- aer+iees - services 489 COMMUNICATIONS SERVICES, NOT ELSEWI~RE CLASSIFIED 4899 Communications Services, Not Elsewhere Classified Establishments primarily engaged in furnishing communications services, not elsewhere classified. Establishments primarily engaged in providing on- line information retrieval services on a contract or fee basis are classified in Services, Industry 7375. Radar station operation Satellite or missile tracking stations, Radio broadcasting operated by eab operated oa a contract basis compeares - Tracking missiles by telemetry and Satellite earth stations photography on a contract basis r Industry No. PAINT, GLASS, AND WALLPAPER STORES-Con. 5231 Paint, Glass, and Wallpaper Stores--Con. Glass stores-retail Paint etorer~retail Wallcovering stores-retail Wallpaper stares-retail HARDR'ARE STORES 5251 Hardware Stores Establishments primarily engaged in the retail sale of a number of basic hardware lines, such as tools, builders' hardware, paint and glass, housewares and ,household appliances, and cutlery. Builders' hardware--retail Chainnaws-retard handtools-retail Door locks and lock safe--retail hardware stores-retail Tools, power and hand-retail ~~ i~~~~? ~. ^ , r~ ., ~~ i~~ajor Gro ~ 53. GEPdE~.AL I~~~~•~~1~s.Tdi3I~~ ~TOR.~S The Major Group tzs a Whole This major group includes retail stores which sell a number of lines of merchandise, such as dry goods, apparel and accessories, furniture and homefurnishings, small wares, hardware, and food. The stores included in this group are known by such names as department stores, variety stores, general merchandise stores, and general stores. Establishments primarily en- gaged in selling used general merchandise are classified in Industry Group 593, and those selling general merchandise by mail, vending machine, or direct selling are classified in In- dustry Group 596. Industry Group. No. 531 ~. 633 ~' ~- ~. r 539 Industry . No. DEPARTMENT STORES 5311 Department Stores Retail stores generally carrying a general line of apparel, such as suits, coats, dresses, and furnishings; homefurnishings, such as furniture, floor cov- erings, curtains, draperies, linens, and major household appliances; and housewares, such as table and kitchen appliances, dishes, and utensils. These stores must carry men's and women's apparel and either major household ap- pliances or other homefurnishings• These and other merchandise lines are normally arranged in separate sections or departments with the accounting on a departmentalized basis. The departments and functions are integrated under a single management. The stores usually provide their own charge accounts, deliver merchandise, and maintain open stocks. These stores normally have 50 employees or more. Establishments which sell a similar range of merchandise with less than. 50 employees are classified in Industry 5399. Establishments which do not carry these general lines of merchandise are classified according to their primary activity - , nep~neas .tA~--:zt.a VARIETY STORES 5331 Variety Stores Establishments primarily engaged is the retail sale of a variety of merchan- dise in the low and popular price ranges. Sales usually are made on a cash- and-carry basis, with the open-selling method of display and customer selec- tion of merchandise. These stores generally do not ~Ty a complete line of merchandise, are not departmentalized, do not carry their own charge service, and do not deliver merchandise. I.imitea prua.arlety ~cor~--tom MISCELLANEOUS GENERAL MERCHANDISE STORES 5399 Miscellaneous General. Merchandise Stores Establishments primarily engaged in the retail sale of a general line of ap- parel, dry goods, hardware, housewares or homefurnishings, groceries, and other lin®s in limited amounts. Stores selling commodities covered in the deli nition for department stores, but normally having less than 50 employees, and __ _ - _ -- • stores usually known as country general stores are included in this industry. Establishments primarily engaged in the retail sale of merchandise by televi- sion, catalog and mail-order are classified in Industry 5961. Catalog showrooms, general merchan- Country general stores-cetsil disc: ezeept catalog mailorder- General merchandise stores-reta~ rotas General stores-tetaII 319 leltajor Groi.~5~FOOD STOiZ.FS ~- The Major Group as a Whole ,.~-_'~ , ,~- ~ This major group includes retail stores primarily engaged in selling food for home prepa- d f d d lli `'`~~ ~ 1--° oo s an ng prepare ration and consumption. Establishments primarily engaged in se ` drinks for consumption on the premises are classified in Major Group 58, and stores primari- ,; , ° ~- ~ ~ ly engaged in selling packaged beers and liquors 8re classified in Industry 5921. ; , -4--_ Industry r- Group Industry -, No. No. - ~ //~= 541 GROCERY STORES { 5411 Grocery Stores t Stores, commonly known as supermarkets, food stores, and grocery stores, primarily engaged in the retail sale of all sorts of canned foods and dry goods, such as tea, coffee, spices, sugar, and flour; fresh fruits and vegetables; and fresh and prepared meats, fish, and poultry. ~; ~~ Convenience food stores-retail Grocery atorea, with or without fresh meet-re4ail ,~ Food mazkets-retail Frozen food and frercer plena, except Supermarkets, grocery-retail ~ meat-retail FREEZER ~ 542. MEAT At~TD FISH (SEAFOOD) MARKETS, INCLUDING Y: PROVISIONERS 54`21 bleat and Fish. (Seafood) Markets, Including Freezer Provisioners ~' Establishments primarily engaged in the retail sale of fresh, frozen, or - ~ cured meats, fish, shellfish, and other Seafoods. This industry includes estab- lishments primarily engaged in the retail sale, on a bulk basis, of meat for freezer storage and in providing home freezer plans. Meat markets may butch- - - er animals on their own account, or they may buy from others. Food locker ~ plants primarily engaged in renting locker space for the storage of food prod- blishments t E 4222 s - ~ a . s try ucts for individual households are classified in Indu I - ~ Pr~~Y engaged in the retail sale of poultry are classified in Industry 5499. _ . E . •- ~ E FSab m.rkets-retail Meat mulceta-eetail 1•}ecer rood pfana. mast-eetail Seafood markeea-retail £ FrGQar P[OYimOnera, meat-Roll ;fin food and fieeur ylana, meat- . 1 543 FRUIT AND VEGETABLE MARKETS - 5431 Fruit and Vegetable Markets ~ Establishments primarily engaged in the retail sale of fresh fruits and vege- ~ tables. They are frequently found in public or municipal markets or as road- ` ~ side stands. However, establishments which grow fruits and vegetables and _ sell them at roadside stands are classified in Agriculture, Major Group Ol. Fruit marlret. and ntanda--retail Vegetable msricea and stands-retail - produce nrarlceb and stands-retail ' Atl'i'O .~.I~'~JJ IiOi'r_L 5:11~':~LY .°,TL .''.'~J - 5~''.1 Auto and Home Supply Stores _ ~'~ ~ `^ (.t Establishments primarily engaged in the retail sale of new automobile tires, l ,. ~(~ batteries, and other automobile parts and accessories. Such establishments fre- ~~~/~y f quently sell a substantial amount of home appliances, radios, and television. ~(.L ,~~~'"` ! t, sets. Establishments dealing primarily in used pats are classified in Whole- sale Trade, Industry 501. Establishments primarily engaged in :both selling and installing such automotive parts as transmissions, mufrlers, brake linings, and glass are classified in Services, Industry Group 4a3. Automobile acceswry deafen-retaII ~ Speed s6ope-retail ~ - Automobile airtvnditioaing equipment, ~ Tl"re dealers, sutomotive-retal . sale and inst3llatioa-reta~7 - Ti-e, bat•.ery. and accusory deale:a- - Automobile parts deafen-retaA - ~ - ~ ~ ~~ Battery dealers, automobile-tztml ~ ~ - - ~, -Major Group 56.-APPAREL AND ACCESSORY STORES •~ The Major Group as a Whole ~ ,~ t This major group includes retail stores primarily engaged in selling new clothing, shoes, ~ +.~ ., . ;` ~ {;.~~.. hats, underwear, and related articles for personal wear and adornment. Furriers and custom 1 ~ ~ tailors carrying stocks of materials aze included. . ~, '~_ .. - "" ; Industry 4 Group Industry - - ~- _ L _ . ' ~ No. No. ._ 661 MEN'S A1~1D BOYS' CLOTHING Al~-D ACCESSORY STORES 5611 Men's and Boys' Clothing and Accessory Stores Establishments primarily engaged in the retail sale of men's and boys' ready-to-weaz clothing and accessories. Apparel acvs~ory ata~ mea'a and Hat scorn. men i and boys =rtta~7 boys =retaII Mea ~ wearia~ apparel-retail - Glothiae storey men i and boys'-teta~l ~. Tie ahope-eeeaII Haberdashery stores-cetaII . °662 WOMEN'S CLOTI~`1G STORES • 5621 Women's Clothing Stores • Establishments primarily engaged in the retail sale of a general fine of -~ women's ready-to-wear clothing. This industry also includes establishments primarily engaged is the epeQalized retaJ sale of women's coats, suits, and '_ ~ dresses. G~lstom tailors primarily engaged is malting women's clothing to indi- • - ~ ~ vidual order are cl>ssifed in Industry 5699. Bridal shape, e>oxpt custom-retul Wren. oboe.-retaa . Clothia~ seadywwar women s- MaLern+h alaaPs•-retaII ~yi1 Bmay~a-..ur aWrm, women ~ietul 563 WOb~i~1'S ACCESSORY AND SPECIALTY STORES - . ;, 5632 Women's Accessory and Specialty Stores Establishments primarily engaged iJi the retail sale of women's clothing ac- cessories and specialties, such as millinery, blouses, foundation garments, lin- gerie, .hosiery, costume jewelry, gloves, handbags, and flits (including custom made flue). Apl+seei aazeeoq atoee; .omen'.- ~FV~:xr~ ceta+l .' r~ta;i Hlonas dms-eba Haadb.s scores--tees Costmae jswair~ star-cetul Ho°~f ~°~"R~ Foandatisa prmmts-reran Pus apparel made m ensrom order _ MIDiner7 story-ceta$ - teta~l 564 CHII.DRE~T'S AND INFANTS' WEAR STORES 5641 Children's and Infants' Wear Storrs Establishments primarily engaged in the reta,<1 sale of children's and in- fants' clothing, ~+~**+i~'°-~ and accessories. Such establishments may special- . ize in either children's or infants' wear or they may seII a combination of chil- dren's and infants' West. v ~ ~~ '., i _ ~ ~.~t ! - ~,t??: >- ~~ ~~ '. . 32~ IiZa'or GroinHOlviE FURNITURE, FURNIS~IINGS, AND J EQUIPMENT STORES The 1blajor Group as a Whole This major group includes retail stores selling goods used for furnishing the home, such as furniture, floor coverings, draperies, glass and chinaware, domestic stoves, refrigerators, and other household electrical and gas appliances. Establishments selling electrical and gas appliances are included in this group only if the major part of their sales consists of articles for home use. These stores may also repair household appliances, radios, televisions, and stereo equipment, but establishments primarily engaged in repair of these products are clas- sified in Division I, Services. Dealers primarily engaged in selling antique and secondhand furniture are classified in Industry Group 593. Stores furnishing interior decorator service are classified according to the merchandise handled. Industry Group Industry No. No. 571 HOitiIE FURNITURE AND FL"RNISHINGS STORES 571? Furniture Stores Establishments primarily engaged in the retail sale of household furniture. These stores may also sell homefurnishings, major appliances, and floor cover- ings. Beds and springs-retiil Juvenile furniture-retail Cabinet work on a cutom ba_su to indi- btattress etnre9, including custom ridual order-retail made-tet~7 Cabinets, kitchen: not built in-retail Outdoor {uraiture-retail Fluaitum, custom made--retu7 Waterbeds-reta~7 Fluniture, houxhold, with or wnthout thzaiahinp sad appliaaess~-retaII - 5713 Floor Covering Stores Establishments primarily engaged in the ietafl sale of floor coverings. Es- tablishments included in this industry may incidentally perform installation, but. contractors primarily engaged in installing floor coverings for others are classified in Construction, Industry 1752. Carpet stoner-retail Linoleum stoeea--mte~1 Floor coveriaB afore,-tetul Rub ~tnres-teta,l Floor file stares--•eetaII 5714 Drapery, Curtain, and Upholstery Stores. Establishments primarily engaged in the retail sale of draperies, curtains, and upholstery materials. Establishments primarily engaged in reupholstering or repairing furniture are classified in Services, Industry 7641. C)1!'41n !t0[T~-Rt811 s13pC4V!! 9tnll~-Rt81I Drapery stores--retail UPhoLstery materials storm-retail 5719 Miscellaneous Homefurnishings Stores Establishments primarily engaged in the retail sale of miscellaneous home- ~rn;c_hi.,~, such as china, glassware, and metalware for lritchen and table use; bedding and linen; brooms and brushes; lamps sad shades; mirrors and pictures; venetian blinds; and window shades. Establishments primarily en- $?5 STA\ll:1Y.D hII)USTRIAL CLASSIFICA£ION Industry - ~ Group Industry - 571~ zoo HOb'IE FliRNITliRE A:tiD FliRNISHINGS STORES-Con. 5719 Miscellaneous Homefurnishings Stores-Con. gaged in the retail sale of miscellaneous homefurnishings by house-to-hoL canva=s or by party-plan merchandising are classified in Industry 5963. Alumiaumware stores-retail Gla~are stores-retail - Belding (sheets, blankets, spreads. and F.ousewazes stores-retail pillows~re!aiI Kitchenware stores-zetail - - Brooms-retail Lamp and shade shops-re!ail Brushes-retail Linea shops-retail - China stores-retail Metalware stares-retail Cookware-mtar7 Mir-. on -retail Crockery stores-retail Pottz:~ stores-retail Cutlery stores-re~il 'Ilnwaze stores-retail Enamelwaze stares-retail Vene!?an blind shops-ze_ail Fireplace screens and acceswries-- Window shade shops-rei.ail ~~ Woodburning stoves-retail Fireplace stores-retail 572 HOliSEHOLD APPLI_•~:~iCE STOKES 5722 Household Appliance Stores Establishments primarily engaged in the retail sale of electric and gas r frigerators, stoves, and other household appliances, such as electric irons, pe ~ colators, hot plates, and vacuum cleaners. l~fany such stores also sell radio al television sets. Retail stores operated by public utility companies and prima: ly engaged in the sale of electric and gas appliances for household use a classified in this industry. Airrnnditio^~ roam units, seir~n• Ranges. gas and electr'c-retail raised-retail RaCrgerators and related electric a Electre household appliance stores- gsa appi'iances-retail retail Sewing machine store-tee Fl~eerers. houxhoid-retail Stove and related electric and gee Garbage dispoaecs, electric-retail pliaaar-retail $ouxhold appliance store, electric or Vacunm leaner etoreo--retarl . ill--Rttr1 Sitehea4 complete (siaTrr4 eehiaets, - etc)-retard 573 RADIO, TELEVISION, CONSUMER ELECTRONICS, AND MUSIC STORE b731 Radio, Television, and Consumer Electronics Stores Establishments primarily engaged in the retail sale of radios, television set record players, stereo equipment, sound reproducing equipment, and otht consumer audio and video electronics equipment (including automotive). Suc establishments may also sell additional lines, such as household appliance computers, computer peripheral equipment, and software; musical instr meats; or records and prerecorded tapes- Establishments in this industry ma perform incidental installation and repair work on radios, television sets, aL other consumer electronic equipment. Establishments primarily engaged i the installation and repair of these products are classified in Services, Indu try 7622. Establishments primarily engaged in the retail sale of computf equipment are classified in Industry 5734, and those selling electronic toys ar classified in Industry 5945. Antenna story, houaehaid-retail $adio-phaaograph stnees-rttail Consumer aleetsostie equipment Tape recorders and players-retail stores-tsGil Televimoa set stare-eetaiI Hrgir fidelit'p (hrfil equipment-retail Video •~••••,~ storereetarl Phono~aph stores-retail Video tape recorder sto:c-retail Radio stores--serail 0 ys - - .. ~ Industry. _ Group Industry 2ro. Ira. 5i3 RADIO, TELEVISION, CONSU,IIER ELECTRONICS, AND bIUSIC STORES-Con. 5734 Computer and Computer Software Stores Establishments primarily engaged in the retail sale of computers, computer peripheral equipment, and software. Establishments primarily engaged in the sale of computers, computer peripheral equipment and software for business or professional use are classified in Wholesale Trade, Industry 5045. Peripheral equipment, computer Camputer printer stores-retail atores-retail - Computer software stores-retail - ~ Computer stores-retail 5735 Record and Prerecorded Tape Stores Establishments primarily engaged in the retail sale of phonograph records and prerecorded audio and video tapes and disks. Establishments primarily engaged in the retail sale of computer software are classified in Industry 5734, and those primarily engaged in the rental of video tapes are classified in Serv- ices, Industry 7841. Tape stores, audio and video-retail Duka, music and video--retail Video tape stores-retail Record stores-retail 5136 Musical Instrument Stores Establishments primarily engaged in the retail sale of musical instruments, sheet music, and similar supplies. sheet music stores-retail -. - 3fusiml imtrument stores-retail Piaao stores-retail $ - - ~ .~ - - ~~,~/ ~-- ~ ~ 58f2 ~~'! c ~, ,_X-r _ z ; -_~ _ , r~~-~ ,~_- r=te - Eating Places Establishments primarily engaged in the retail sale of prepared food and drinks for on-premise or immediate consumption. Caterers and industrial and institutional food service establishments are also included in this industry. Automats (eating places) Hamburger stands Beaneries Hot dog (frankfurter) stands • Boz loath stands ke cream stands Buffeb (eating places) - Industrial feeding Cafes Lunch ben Cafeterias ~ - Lunch counters Carryqut restaurants - Luncheonettes Caterers Lunchrooms Coffee shape Oyster ban Co R+ ry rntauraats Pizza parlors Concession elands. Prepared Coad (e.g., Fineries is airports and sports arenas) Refreshment stands COntCBCt Feeding Restaurants Dairy ban Restaurants, carryout Diners (sarong places) Restaurants, fast food Dining rooms Sandwich bars or shops Dinner theaters Snack shops Drive-ia rntaurants Soda fountains Fast food rntauzanb ~ Soft drink stands Food ban Submarine sandwich shops Food xrvice, iasti[utioaal Tea rooms Frozen nutard stands Theaters. diaper Grills (eating place) 5813 Drinking Places (Alcoholic Beverages) Establishments primarily engaged in the retail sale of alcoholic drinks, such as beer, ale, wine, and liquor, for consumption on the premises. The sale of food frequently accounts for a substantial portion of the receipts of these es- tablishments. Bare (alcoholic beverage drinking places) Beer gardens (drinking places) Beer parlors (tap rooms) Beer taverns Beer, wine, and liquors: sale for on- premise consumption Bottle clubs (drinking places) Cabarets Cocktail-lounges Discotheques, alcoholic beverage Drinking pLscea, alcoholic beverages Night clubs Saloons (drinking places) Tap rooms (drinking Places) Taverns (drinking places) Wine bars 332. STAI~rDARD INDUSTRIAL CLASSIFICATION - - Industry - ~ - - ,.- _ - Group Industry - ~ - No. No. 596 NONSTORE RETAILERS 5961 Catalog and Dlail-Order Houses Establishments primarily engaged in the retail sale of products by televi- sion, catalog, and mail-0rder. These establishments do not ordinarily maintain - stock for sale on the premises. Separate stores operated by catalog and mail- order houses for the retail sale of products on the premises are classified ac- cording to the product sold. - Book clubs, not publishing Magarines, maiIarder-retail •- ~. Books, mailorder-retail bfailordez houses-retail (not including Catalog (order taking) offces of mail- retail outlets) order houses-retail Novelty merchandise, mailorder- 'Cheese. mailorder-retail retail Coins, mailorder-retail Order taking offices of mailorder - Computer and peripheral equipment, houses-retail mailorder-retail Record clubs, mailorder-retail Computer software. mailorder-retail Stamps, mailorder-retail Food, mailorder-retail Television, mailorder (home chap- Fruit mailcrder-retail ping}-retail - ~ - Jewelry, mailorder-retail 5962 Automatic Merchandising 14fachine Operators Establishments primarily engaged in the retail sale of products by means of automatic merchandising units, also referred to as vending machines. This in- - dustry does not include the operation of coin-operated service machines, such as music machines, amusement and game machines, and lockers and scales. Insurance policies sold through vending machines aze classified in Insurance, _ Major Group 63 or 64. Establishments primarily engaged in operating music .=:~ machines, amusement and game machines, lockers and scales, and most other^,_~ --- _ .m coin-0perated service machines, are classified in Services, Division I. - ~. . Coiaoperated machines selling mer- -Merc~i~a~~~ automatic (eels of prod .DiaPeadag meehine sale of produe5- ~ ~ machine w ~p ~~t '"~ _ _ _ 6963 Direct Selling Establishments °. - = '~ Establishments primarl'ly engaged in the retai sale of merchandise by tele- ~ phone; by house-to-house canvass; or from trucks or wagons or other tempo- racy locations. Included in this industry are individuals who sell products by - _ these methods and who are not employees of the organization which they rep- - resent, and establishments which are retail sales offices from which employees. ~ ' operate to sell merchandise from door-to-door. ~y III. puabexd: iwvea-w- aucbmra--rzv;l em;ae-taus lce ae.m a..goaa-rera>7 Canvamers (ao~-toacar). headquarters ttmeh w.goua, mabue•-raced to tatad agile ai' meahandise Magaans subeciption selee, eaept _ Dair9 praducb, house•to-houso--ratan mailarda~raterl Diract mfg ~ ~~d4~r' Mepcnes, house-to~houae aalliug lets ~ doortodoor mnvasers)- IYGIIc delivery cad ask ai< purr3assd - :~ mr1k, without peawacas-ratan - House deliveq aF purchased milk- Newspapers, home delivetT eseept by - - retaa - ~ae~ epaperepaper prin0era or publisher . 73nuasto-house asulag of coffee. soda. beer, bottled water. or other prod- ucL--rebil .. ~ -. ~ ~ i . ~ ~~ J p` _ --- Iaor Group as a Whole .:,_~ This major group includes retail establishments, not elsewhere classified. These estab- lishments fall into the following categories: drug stores, liquor stores, used merchandise stores, miscellaneous shopping goods stores; nonstore retailers, fuel dealers, and miscellane- ,_ ous retail stores, not elsewhere classified. ~' In~dustry~ ~ No.- 591 1= 592 !6 ~-. ~. DRUG STORES AND PROPRIETARY STORES 5912 Drug Stores and Proprietary Stores Establishments engaged in the retail: sale of prescription drugs, proprietary drugs, and nonprescription medicines,'and which may also carry a number of related lines, such as cosmetics, toiletries, tobacco, and novelty merchandise. These stores aze included on the basis of their usual trade designation rather than on the stricter interpretation of commodities handled. This industry in- cludes drug stores which also operate a soda fountain or lunch counter. Apothecaries-retail Proprietary (nonprescription medicines) Drug stores-retail stores-retail \ Pharmacies-retail LIQUOR STURI:~-' 5921 Liquor Stores Establishments primarily engaged in the retail sale of packaged alcoholic beverages, such as ale, beer, wine, and liquor, for consumption off the prem- ises. Stores selling prepazed drinks for consumption on the premises aze classi- fied in Industry 5813. ~_. P~~-rem wine. P~ksBed-entail Liquor, p.ekaged-retail USED MERCHANDISE STORES b932 IIsed Merchandise Stores This industry includes stores primarily engaged in the retail sale of used merchandise, antiques, and secondhand goods, such as clothing and shoes; fur- niture; books and rare manuscripts; musical instruments; office. furniture; phonographs and phonograph records; and store fixtures and equipment. This industry also includes pawnshops. Dealers primarily engaged in selling used motor vehicles, trailers, and boats are classified in Major Group 55, and those selling used mobile homes are classified in Industry 5271. Establishments pri- marily selling used automobile parts and accessories are classified in Whole- sale Trade, Industry 5015, and scrap and waste dealers are classified in Indus- try 5093. Establishments primarily engaged in automotive repair aze classified in Services, Industry Group 753. Antique store~eetail GLuteware, antique-retail Book a<or~a. secondhand-entail HometL ~•t+:rg stores. aecandhand- Building material, used-retail retail Clothing stores. aseondhmd-retail Homefiuaiahinge. antique-retail Ftuaituta etmes, secondhand-serail Maauacripts, rare-retail Furniture, antique-Mail Muaiml instrument stored. second-. I~F_jJT ~sl'CL?;~ EV.--11~~~~..~r_",l~i~.'R' ;:l~i~r~~~l~U~~3.~iC,7 ~ -°' -- _ "~" ~ ~ The ttilajor Group as a Whole ~` ~'' ~ '" - This ma or ou p ~,/~-y- ~~'-~~ ..~ .~ ~~y..' ;° j gr p includes institutions that are engaged in de osit banking or closely r~ / lated functions, including fiduciary activities. --' =' i Industry ___ . ; - ~ GN up Industry N± '~ .. % 601 CENTRAL RESERVE DEPOSITORY INSTITUTIONS . _ ~, Central reserve depository institutions whose rima / P ry activity is receiving j deposits from banks of deposit and providing advances to such institutions. -'< These institutions generally do not engage in receiving deposits from or making advances to other enterprises or individuals. -_ 6011 Federal Reserve Banks r - The Federal Reserve. banks and their branches, which serve as regional re- '` serve and rediscount institutions for their member banks. . Federal.Reserve banks Federal Reser+e branches - 6019 Central Reserve Depository Institutions, Not Elsewhere Classified Central reserve depository institutions, other than Federal Reserve banks, ._ primarily engaged in providing credit to and holding deposits and reserves for ~' their members, such as sa~zngs banks, savings and loan associations, or credit - unions. Central liquidity faclity National Credit Union Ad:nin istration Federal Home Loan Banks (NCU:1) 602 CObI~IERCI.~i. B:~YI{S _! Commercial banks and trust companies engaged in the business of accepting .~ deposits from the public. .~„ a 6021 National Commercial Banks I Commercial banks and trust companies (accepting deposits) chartered under the National Bank Act. Trust companies engaged in fiduciary business, but •~ not regulazly engaged in deposit banking, aze classified in Industry 6091. Comme:zist banlo. Natiam! _ 'h,tes companies (artepting depceita), ?1t ~ tamme:dal_ Natioml __ ~~ 6022 State Commercial Banks Co*_nmercial banks and trust companies (accepting deposits) chartered by one of the States or territories. Trust companies engaged in fiduciary business, _- 1` but not regularly engaged in deposit banking, are classified ~ Industry 6091. \ Commercial e.alte. State _ 'hunt companies (aaeptiag depaaits), . commeroal: State \ 6029 Commercial Banks, Not Elsewhere Classified Commercial banks (accepting deposits) which do not operate under Federal or State charter. Commercial Nanl®, net chartered 339 =- I°-'Iajor Gro p~61. I~TONDEI'05ITORY CRI{JDI1 I1~1~~'IT~T^liOI'~~ - The Major Group as a Whole This major group includes establishments engaged in extending credit in the form of loans, but not engaged in deposit banking. ~ Industry Group Industry - No. No. _~-. 611 FEDERAL At~1D FEDERALLY-SPONSORED CREDIT AGENCIES 6111 Federal and Federally-Sponsored Credit Agencies ~_' Establishments of the Federal Government and federally-sponsored credit agencies primarily engaged in guaranteeing, insuring, or making loans. Feder- - ally-sponsored credit agencies are established under authority of Federal legis- - lotion, but are not regarded as part of the Government. They are often owned by their members or borrowers. Banks for cooperatives Federal National Mortgage Association Commodity Credit Corporation Government National 34ort3age Also- _= EzpoR•Import Bank ciation Farman Home Administration National Consumer Cooperative Bank Federal Home Loan Mortgage Corpora• Rural Electrification Administration Non Student Loan Marketing Association _ Federal Intermediate Credit Bank SyntF.etic Fuels Corporation Federal Land Banks ;, 61.1 PERSONAL CREDIT INSTITUTIONS 611 Personal Credit Institutions ;. Establishments primarily engaged in providing loans to individuals. Also in- F eluded in this industry aze establishments primarily engaged in financing retail sales made on the installment plan and financing automobile loans for _ individuals. Automobile loess (may include automo- Installment sale fiaanm, other thas ~' title iaaurance) b°°ks ~= Consumer 6nasca companies Loan companies, small: licensed ,,,, Finasring of sutomobilee, htrniture, ap- Loan sodeties, remedial plianras, penoas! airplana+. etc: not Morris .plans not engaged in deposit engaged is deposit banking Ong Industrial loan "beaks' .not engaged is Mutual heaefit »I•tiom :~ deposit beolting Personal fiasace companies. small loan: ~ Industrial laas wmpasies, nos engaged liceaaed F is deposit basking ~. x15 BUSINESS CREDIT INSTITUTIONS Establishments primarily engaged in making loans to agricultural and other business enterprises, esciuding those engaged principally in home or personal financing. Private establishments primarily engaged in extending agricultural . credit are classified in Industry 6159. 6153 Short-Term Business Credit Institutions, Except Agricultural Establishments primarily engaged in extending credit to business enter- . prises for relatively short periods. Private establishments primarily engaged in extending agricultural credit aze classified in Industry 6159. Busims~ taedit inatitutioas. short•term Direct working capital finaadag Credit card service. wllection by can- Fsetors of commerdal paper trsl ~n~, FSasndng of dealers by mover vehicle 341 major-Group 62. ,' SECIJRIT~i' AND COIViPo'IODIi^Y BROILERS, DEA~.ERS, EXCHANGES, AND SERVICES The Nlajor Group as a Whole This major group includes establishments engaged in the underwriting, purchase, sale, or brokerage of securities and other financial contracts on their own account or for the ac- count of others; and exchanges, exchange clearinghouses, and other services allied with the exchange of securities and commodities. Industry Group Industry No. No. 621 SECURITY BROKERS, DEALERS; AND FLOTATION COMPANIES 6211 Security Brokers, Dealers, and Flotation Companies Establishments primarily engaged in the purchase, sale, and. brokerage of securities; and those, generally known as investment bankers, primarily en- gaged in originating, underwriting, and distributing issues of securities. Estab- lishments primarily engaged in issuing shares of mutual and money market funds, unit investment trusts, and face amount certificates are classified in In- dustry Group 672. Establishments primarily engaged in providing investment advice on a contract or fee basis to establishments which deal in financial con- tracts are classified in Industry 6282. Agents for mutual funds Note broken Bond deafen and broken Oil and gas lease broken Dutributan, security Oil royalties. dealers in ~ - Flaor traders, security Option dealers, stock Investment beakers Sale of partnership shares in real Invettment certifirates, sale of estate syndicates Investment firm--general brokerage Security broken Mineral levees, deafen is Stturity dealers Miaenl royalties, deelen in Security flotation companies Mortgages, buying and selling (sedi+ Security tndera aouatiag) Security underwriters Mutual flmd agents Stock brokers and deafen Mutual .finds. selling by ;ndependent Ta: eertifimte dealer aslespenon 622 COMMODITY CONTRACTS BROKERS AND DEALERS - 6221 Commodity Contracts Brokers and Dealers Establishments primarily engaged in buying and selling commodity con- tracts on either a spot or future basis for their own account or for the account of others. These establishments aze members, or aze associated with members, of recognized commodity exchanges. Establishments primarily engaged in buying and selling commodities are classified in Wholesale Trade. " Commodity bmkam fmntraciv) Fltturp deafen, commodity Commodity deafen fcouhacta) Traders, commodity contract Ftitturca broken. wmmodity 623 SECURITY AND COMMODITY ESCAAI~TGES 6231 Security and Commodity Exchanges Establishments primarily engaged in furnishing space and other facilities to members for the purpose of buying, selling, or otherwise trading in stocks, stock options, bonds, or commodity contracts. ll ~ 1 t -_ 1 ~~, ~_ `-ri ~, ~ GS. al ~I~ J-..t::l "c~.: vf: a;. t:_z r> 1 ~ z A~ rjor C.-'rUltp as a j;%hoh -_ This major group includes carriers of insurance of all. types, including reinsurance. ~_ Agents and brokers dealing in insurance and organizations rendering services to insurance carriers or to policyholders are classified in Major Group 64. Industry Group Industry No. No. 631 LIFE INStiRANCE 6311 Life Insurance _ Establishments primarily engaged in underwriting life insurance. These es- tablishments are operated by enterprises that may be owned by stockholders, _ policyholders, or other carriers. Assessment life insurance organizations Funeral insurance - Benevolent insurance associations Insurance carriers, life ' Burial insurance societies Legal reserve life insurance Cooperative life insurance organizes- Life insurance '_ lions Life insurance funds, savings bank Fraternal life insurance organizations Life reinsurance _ Fraternal protective associations Reinsurance tamers, life 632 ACCIDENT AND HEALTH INSURANCE AND i1/EDICAL SERVICE PLANS 6321 Accident and Health Insurance _ Establishments primarily engaged in underwriting accident and health in- - surance. This industry includes establishments which provide health insur- ance protection for disability income losses and medical expense coverage on == an indemnity .basis. These establishments are operated by enterprises that s-' may be owned by stockholders, policyholders, or other carriers. Establish- = ments primarily engaged in providing hospital, medical and other health serv- e ices on a service basis or combination of service and indemnity bases are clas- ~' sifted in Industry 6324. Iaaurance carrier, accident Accident and health insurance pssessment a~eociatioa+, accident sad health imuranee Disability health ~^~•>'a^ce Ftsterml accident and health insur- ance orgaaiaatiom 13ealth hvaran«, lademaity plans asttpt medical xzvice Ltsurance carriers, health Mutual accident asaoeiatiom Raciproml iaterinauraace e:rhaages. accdeat sad health iaauraaee gei~ race esrrien, acddeat and health Sick benefit aatoeiatiooa, mutual 6324 Hospital and Medical Service Plans Establishments primarily engaged in providing hospital, medical,, and other health services to .subscribers or members in accordance with prearranged agreements or service plans. Generally, these service plans provide benefits to subsen~ers or members in return for specified subscription charges. The Plans may be through a contract under which a participating hospital or physician agrees to render the covered services without charging .any additional fees. Other plans provide for partial indemnity and service benefits. Also included in this industry are separate establishments of health maintenance organiza- tions which provide medical insurance. Establishments Providing these serv- `3~4 STANDARD INDUSTRIAL CLASSIFICATION " i ~ Industry ~' .. Group Industry No. No. 632 ACCIDENT AND HEALTH INSURANCE AND DIEDICAL SERVICE PLANS-Con. 6324 Hospital and Medical Service Plans-Con. ices through their own facilities or employed physicians are classified in Major Group 80. Dental insurance (providing services by ' contracts with health facilities) Hospital and medical service Plans Group hospitaliution plans Medical service plans 633 FIRE, lYIARP~ 1E, A.ND CASUALTY INSUR At~TCE 6331 Fire 1Vlarine and Casualt I 635 6351 636 6361 637 63?1 y nsurance Establishments primarily engaged in underwriting fire, marine, and casual- J ty insurance. These establishments are operated by enterprises that rosy be owned by stockholders, policyholders, or other carriers. Agricultural (crap and livestock) incur- Insurance carries: Ere, marine, and -'_ ones ~=.uslty Assessment associations: fire, marine, and casualty insurance Mutual fire, marine, and casualty ia_ Associated Factory mutuals, fire and aurance marine insurance Plate glass insurance =_ Automobile insurance ProPe~Y damage insurance Boiler insurance Reciprocal interinsurance exchanges; Burglary and cheR insurance fire, marine, and casualty uuurance ~- Contact lens insurance Stock fire, marine, and casualty iaeur- ; Federal Crop insurance Corporation °nCe Workers' compensation insurance SURETY INSURANCE Surety Insurance 4 Establishments primarily engaged in underwriting financial res onsibili ~ insurance. p ~ Aasnsment eaaooatioea, wszry sad fi- Fideli - delity insurance tyinsuranca guarantee' Fiaencial rdpom~ility ta..,,.,,~ Bones for ing Job tomple- ty insurance Irabili Bonding of ampioyees Mortgage guaranty insursnce Bonding, fidelity or ~h ~P~1 inter;...,+.~..oe azebaagea, Credit and other Qaaadai re+poa+ibii- ~h' and fidelity imuranoa BY imurance Surety insurance Warranty ina~uaace, home TITLE INSURANCE Title Insurance 't Establishments primarily engaged in underwriting insurance to protect the . owner of real estate, or lenders of money thereon, against loss sustained by reason of any defect of title. Guaranty of tit(c Tina insuraa« Baal estate eitte insurance PENSION, HEALTH, AND WELFARE FUNDS Pension, Health, and Welfare Funds Establishments primarily engaged in managing pension, retirement, health, and welfare funds. Pension funds Union trait funds Welfare pension Union welfare, benefit. and health lands _ ~ , .- _ ~~'r b FI\A\CE, Ii~SU1;A7\CE A\D P.E:1L, F:~1'ATr ~`.:~ lndustry %~~._~~ C,ro,~p lndustry -' " ro. rvo INSURANCE CARRIERS, NOT ELSE~VHERE CLASSIFIED ~~' _ 639 ~`_ : 6399 Insurance Carriers, Not Elsewhere Classified ~`~. rirnarily engaged in underwriting insurance, not elsewhere -=~ ~ Establishments p osits and shares in savings and loan also- T; _:: bank dep F^, classified, such as insuring :.- ' = Clatlorls. I-Iealthinsurance for pets it insurance Warranty insurance. automobile Bank depos *,~ d or share insurance Fy;'-:: ~~~ Deposit Insurance Corporation ~` Federal Savings and Loan .Insurance Corporation 3-tG - li'iajo-r Grou 64. INSURANCE AGENT, BRQRERS, AND -,_ SERVICE The Major Group as a Whole This major group includes agents and brokers dealing in insurance, and also organiza-.°K* ~_. ', tions offering services to insurance companies and to policyholders. ~ ;f _;: i Industry ~: ' Group Industry . y'- ' No. No. ? I 641 INSURAl~tCE AGENTS, BROKERS, AIVD SERVICE ~ i 6411 Insurance Agents, Brokers, and Service Agents primarily representing one or more insurance carriers, or brokers -_ not representing any particular carriers primarily engaged as independent contractors in the sale or placement of insurance contracts with carriers, but not employees of the insurance carriers they represent. This industry also in- cludes .independent organizations concerned with insurance services. Estab- ~._ lishments engaged in searching real estate titles are classified in Industry s :,' 641. _ ' Insurance patrol services _ Fire Insurance Under~vriten Iaborato- Insurance professional standards serv- ries ices .F Fire loss appraisal Insurance reporting services _ Insurance adjusters Insurance research services: Insurance advisory services Insurance services Insurance agenb Life insurance agents Insurance broken Medical insurance claitos, procrs+mg . Laurance claim adjusters. oat em- of contract or Fee have played by insurance rnmpanies pension and retirement plan consul4 Insurance educational serncr, ~ nab L,surance information bureaus poligholderi comultiag xrvtce Liauzantt icapection sad investigation ate making orgaairationa, iaauranca serrim Laurance loos Prevention serviw - SERVICES ' ; ' - - - ;industry ~~AUNDRY CLEA1vI , ~ _ ' ~'" , NG, AND GARMENT SERVICES-=Con ` ~ ~~'J/~! - ~ . ;7215 Coin-Operated Laundries and Drycleanin g'-'COn. - .y ~ ,,,! -f !~j ~ / _ Coiaoperated laundries ~~ Drycleanln8. coinoperated Laundromats LaunderettesIaundry machine routes, coinopP tad Self-service laundry and dryc] ing ~~ ., Jd /~ ;' 7219 Laundry and Garment Services, Not Elsewhere Classified Establishments primarily engaged in furnishing laundry and garment serv- i _ ces, not elsewhere classified, such as the repair, alteration, and storage of ~ clothes for individuals and for the operation of h d l s -; ~ / r an aundrie . Custom tailors and dressmakers are classified in Retail Trade, Industry 5699; fur shops r_ _ making ~' appazel t t o cus om order aze classified in Retail Trade, Industry 5632; and press shops are classified in Industry 7212. I?iaper service Dresemsking services on material 7221 Photographic Studios, Portrait Establishments primaril .. ' y engages ~ sti11 or video the general public. E~lishmeats Portz-ait photography for ~~ " PhY are classified P y engaged in commercial photogra_ in Industry 7335; those ' ' _ , engaged in video to e other than posit are ciassifie~d in Industry 7812; and ~ P P~uctivn developing or rint p processing for the trade or for the general pu are cl~as.. . sifted in Industry 7384. Establish ments for the motion picture P~uction ind P~a~y engagetj in Pz'ocessing film ~' those engaged in computer pho Y are ~~~ ~ Industry ?8191, and tO~Phy are classifi d i e n Industry 7299. Home pbotographera - P~°K Pbo~i+'sPheta 3ehool photographm Photographer, PortrriL• still or video 1Y~aatim! pho4rgraphen Video ohotn¢rnohv. portrait BARBERSHOPS ?241 Bazber Shops • Establishments primarily engaged is lug services. Bazber toll furn.lshing barber and men's hair styI- eg~ are includ d i e n this industry. Barber wllegea _, - ~ y :. ~~ J ~. Barber ahope Hair stpli~R man ~ -- ----- -- ;~ .. -- - BEAUTY SHOPS - ,' , _ ! 7231 Beauty Shops -~ _ - ~_ -~ Establishments primarily engaged in furnishing beauty or hairdressing serv Ices- This industry also includes co bi i m nat on beauty and barber shops, as well as hairdressing shops serving both male and female clientele. Beauty and cos- metoIogy schools are included in this industry, Beauty and barber sbopa, combined - Facial saloa~ Beauty cnlhrre xhoo4 v-_~- Besuty shops or saloon "°"°`~°r Co®etology xhoob "~~":"•" and Pedia+re sslona Cosmetology ahope or salons '~II1°°z hairdxt~eer j ~r ~, _ - - - - - - -- - - - i~ - - 729 14IISCELLAIVEOUS PERSONAL SERVICES ' -~"~1~ .,,' 7291 Tax Return Preparation Services ,~' Establishments primarily engaged in providing tax return preparation serv- ;r /~y .r"; -_ ices without also providing accounting, auditing, or bookkeeping services. Es- tablishments engaged in providing income tax return preparation services which also provide accounting, auditing, or bookkeeping services are classified in Industry 8721. - Iamme tax return preparation xrvicn Tax return prepentioa xzrico with- . _. - without accounting, auditing, or out soeouating, auditing, or book- . bookkeeping xrrieri ~ ~ - - - ~ keeping xrvicn -. 7299 Miscellaneous Personal Services, Not Elsewhere Classified /~ ~~ ~~ Establishments primarily-engaged in providing personal services, not else- - where classified. Establishments primarily engaged in operating physical fit- ;~ ' - ness facilities, including health fitness spas and reducing salons are classified . w _<= '` ~~ ' "~ - ~~_ , in Major Group 70 if they provide lodging and in Industry 7991 if they do not,. ~~: _ and those renting medical equipment are classified in Industry 7352. Bahysittiag bureaus Dme suit rental ~ J Battering xrrice for iadividuala IIeetrolyai~ (hair removal) ' 7 _ ~ / ~ _ y_. ~ _ ~ __ i.-~ ,/~~ ..'- ;,. , Birth certificate agenda Escort xrriee Blood preesvte rating, eoinoperated GeneaIogieel investigation xrvice . Bayern' dubs -.. Hair removal (electrolyaia) Car title and tag service Hair wearing or replaQmea! xrriw CheelQOOm conwmom or xsriees - ~ Locker rental, szcept ooki storage Clothing rental, eaept induattial lean- Mamage bureaus deren and liaeu supply parlors Coiaoperated servile machine opera Porter xrrin atiom emle, shonhin0. laclcen, sad t2wltiag for indiridusle blood preesura Beat room operation College clearinghouse $eslp lreetmm! aerviea Comfort station operation Shopping xrvios for iadividuaL Computer photography or portrait, Steam baths Consumer buying xsvice Tanning aalom Castnms neural Tdttan perlora Da ' Turkish beth~ Debt counxling ac sdjmtmeat serrira 11r:edo rental to iadiriduab Valet parking Dapilamq salons - Wardraba xrvios, e:eept theatrical Diet workshop Wedding ~PeL. Pri~17 operated `~ M~Il~TG, REPRODUCTION, CO ' A1VD STENOG ~IlVIERCI~, ~T AND PHOTOGRAP RA.PHIC SERVICES HY, ~e!-_},:'~ ~ . / ,,~ ~ ~. ;,-- 1 7331 Direct Mail Advertising Services ' ~:.' establishments ,~ Primaril gaged in ' Pi'oducin ail U~J~=-' '''"--! °j^'i.~f , vThiy Indus ~ ~ ~g~ Y ~ g, anfid ~~g services for direct m ~ i .,~ , / f and Ming ~O includes. estabiiyhments Primariot ~~ maij adverbs g, . - _ r .. • - u, ~_ , mfg lists. 3' eIIg~ed in tom r:. du-ect mail copy on order, buEt p rfo~menu primarily engaged in reproducing ~~g services,' are clsssig~ ~ Manu{, g none of the other direct mail adve f' % _ '-~_, Print the copy, and in Ind aging, Industry Grou try 7334 if they duplicate the co P 275 ~ they -' ~g or similar reproduction methods. PY by photocopy_ -- _ -c~,. 7336 7338 7331 Photocopying and Duplicating Services Establishments primarily engaged in reproducing te.~ct, drawings maps, or other copy, by blueprinting, photoco b ' plans, methods of duplication other than riming prang' mimeographing, or other primarily engaged in printing are classified in Maniufactunring, Industrs~ents 27~, and those engaged in providing microfilming services are classified Gn In- dustry 7339. Blueprinting service ]hiplinting services. except printing bfultigrop},i„g service hita'e°graPhing service biultilithing service 7335 Commercial Photo Photocopy,,,~g ~r,,,~e graphy Establishments primarily engaged in providing commercial photography services for advertising agencies, publishers, and other business and industrial users. Establishments primarily engaged in still and video portrait photogra- phy are classified in Industry ?221, and those primarily engaged in mapmak- ing are classified in Industry 7389. Establishments primarily engaged in pro- ducing commercial video tape or films aze classified in Industry 7812. Aerial photographic xrviee, except mapmalcing Commercial photography Photographic studios, commercial Commercial Art and Graphic Design - Establishments primarily engaged in providing commercial art or graphic design services for advertising agencies, publishers, and other business and in- dustrial users. Establishments primarily engaged in ~, except commercial and medical, are classified in Industry 8999; those engaged in medical art are classified in Industry 8099; and those providing drafting services are classified in Industry 7389. Artists, commerctal . Chart and graph design ~ Graphic arty and related design Commercial art and illustration Silk sczeea deign Film strip and slide producers Slide film producers Still Film producer Secretarial and Court Reporting Services Establishments Primarily engaged in furnishing secretarial, typing, word processing, resume writing, and court reporting services. Court :eportiag eer,;o, Failing service Secretarial xrvice Letter writing service Stenographic service Sesum~~tyaq serrate Wor'd,P xraQmiag set'vice (typing) ' 737a Inforlnatio.-~ Petrie:~ai Servites Establishments primarily engaged in providing on-line information retrieval services on a contract or fee basis. The information generally involves a range of subjects and is taken from other primary sources. Establishments primazily engaged. in performing activities, such as credit reporting, direct mail advertis-` ing, stock quotation services, etc., and who also create data bases are classifieds according to their primary activity. Establishments primarily engaged in col-' lecting data bases from primary sources and reformatting or editing them for ~' distribution through information retrieval services are classified in Industry 7379. Data base information retrieval serv- Remote data base information retrieval ices services Information retrieval services, on-line On-line data base information retrieval services 7376 Computer Facilities 1Vlanagement Services Establishments primarily engaged in providing on-site management and op- eration of computer and data processing facilities on a contract or fee basis. Establishments primarily engaged in providing computer processing services at their own facility are classified in Industry 7374. Computer facilitie-v management serv- ices 7377 Computer Rental and Leasing Establishments primarily engaged in renting or leasing computers and re- lated data processing equipment on the. customers' site, whether or not also providing maintenance or support services. Establishments primarily engaged in both manufacturing and leasing computers and related data processing equipment are classified in Division D, Manufacturing, and separate establish- ments owned by the manufacturer and primarily engaged in leasing are classi- fied in Division F, Wholesale Trade. Establishments primarily engaged in fi- nance leasing of computers and related data processing equipment are classi- fied in Finance, Industry 6159. Establishments primarily engaged in leasing computer time are classified in Industry 7374. . Computer hardware rental or leasing. I.eaeing of Computer; swept finance azcept finance ]easing or by the man. ~ kaaiag or by the manufacturer atactur°r Rental of mmputen, except finance Computer peripheral equipment, rental L:ming or by the manufacturer sad leasing 7378 Computer Maintenance and Repair Establishments primarily engaged in the maintenance and repair of com- puters and computer peripheral equipment. Computer peripheral equipment repair and maintenance Computer repair and maintenance 7379 Computer Related Services, Not Elsewhere Classified Establishments primarily engaged in supplying computer related services, not elsewhere classified. Computer consultants operating on a contract or fee basis aze classified in this industry. Establishments primarily engaged in pro- during prepackaged software aze classified in Industry ?372; and those en- gaged in offering data processing courses or training in computer program- ming and in computer and computer peripheral equipment operation, repair, and maintenance aze classified in Industry 8243. Computer mmultanta Requirements amlyma, wmputer bard- Data base develapera wen Data pcoocsang comultanta Tape reosrtifimtion service Disk and diakntte conversion aarvitea Disk and diskette tecerti6raCon aen- ica~ ~~~3 w 754 Industry Gtoup No. 753 SERVICES Industry No. 373 AUTOMOTIVE REPAIR SHOPS-Con. - 7536 Automotive Glass Replacement Shops Establishments primarily engaged in the installation, repair, or sales and installation of automotive glass. The sale. of the glass is considered incidental to the. replacement. Glass replacement and repair, automo- five 7537 Automotive Transmission Repair Shops Establishments primarily engaged in the installation, repair, or sales and installation of automotive transmissions. The sale of transmissions and related parts is considered incidental to the installation or repair of these products. Automatic transmission repair, automo• five Transmissions, automotive: installation, Transmission repair, automotive repair, or sale and installation 7538 General Automotive Repair Shops Establishments primarily engaged in general automotive repair. Establish- ments primarily engaged in industrial truck repair are classified in Industry 7699. Automotive repair shops, general Diesel engine repair, automotive Garages, general automotive repair and Engine repair, automotive service Engine repair, truck: except industrial Motor repair, automotive Truck engine repair, except industrial 7539 Automotive Repair Shops, Not Elsewhere Classified Establishments primarily engaged in specialized automotive repair, not else- where classed, such as fuel service (carburetor repair), brake relining, front- end and wheel alignment, and radiator repair. Establishments primarily en- gaged in automotive welding aze classified in Industry 7692. Aittronditioner repair, automotive Automotive springs, rebuilding and Frame repair shops, automotive repair Front end repair, automotive Azle straightening, automotive Fuel system conversion, automotive Brake lining, safe and ineWlation Flrel system repair, automotive Carbureto~~g• automotive Gen erator and starter repair. automo- Pam Radiator re Electrical service, automotive (battery pair shops, automotive sad ignition repair) wheel alignment, automotive AUTOMOTIVE SERVICES, EXCEPT REPAIR 7542 Carwashes Establishments primarily engaged in washing, waging, and polishing motor vehicles, or in furnishing facilities for the self-service washing of motor vehi- cles. Bus washing Carwashes Laundries, automotive cleaning and polishing (detailing) new Truck washing autce for dealers an a contract or fee w~~g and polishing, automotive bens Waneg sad polishing, automotive Detailing (cleaning and polishing) new autos for dealers on a contract or fee basis ~ i I r ' f 1 i i i f j ! i 1 w jt j I ~ i i ~ I!~ /~ J Gy'f ~ InNustrY MOTION PICTURE DISTRIBUTION AND ALLIED SERVICES-Con t ;_ _ - 7822 Motion Picture and Video Tape Distribution-Con. ' " ~ ~~~ ~ ,I ~ •- primarily engaged in renting video tapes and disks to the general public are ~-~~=- ~ classified in Industry 7841, and those engaged in the sale of video tapes and y' ;~% ..~ ~_r..-.~~-%' disks to individuals for personal or household use are classified in Retail ~~~ ~ Trade, Industry 5735. Film ezchanges, motion picture Tape distribution for television Motion picture distribution, ezclueive Tapes, video, rernrded-wholesale of production Video tapes, recorded-wholesale Rental of motion picture film ._,, , VYDEO TAPE RENTAL ?841 Video Tape Rental Establishments primarily engaged in renting recorded video tapes and- disks to the general public for personal or household use. Establishments primarily engaged in renting video recorders and players are classified in Industry 7359. Establishments primarily engaged in selling recorded video tapes and disks to the general public are classified in Retail Trade, Industry 5735, and those en- gaged in the wholesale distribution of recorded video tapes and disks are clas- sified in Industry 7822. Motion picture film or tape Centel to Video disk rental to the general public the general public Video tape rental to the general public 7911 llance Studios, $cnools, and II hs Establishments primarily engaged in operating dance studios, schools, and public dance halls or ballrooms. Establishments primarily engaged in renting ` _; .. facilities used as dance halls or ballrooms are classified in Real Estate, Indus- " - ~ - try 612. Ballroom operation Dance studios and schools ChIldren's dancing schools Discotheques, except those serving alto- Dance hall operation holic beverages Dance instructors Professional dancing schools f ( ~; , 7993 Coin-Operated Amusement Devices '"' -~`~ _ ~ ~ -' Establishments primarily engaged in operating coin-0perated amusem~ ,,-~ -.f L,,f r devices, either in their own or in other places of business. Such amusement ~'~ G~~!> - ~'~ r- =Z%"" devices include juke boxes, pinball machines, mechanical games, slot ms- chines, and similar types of amusement equipment. Amusement (inclu ' _ video game) arcades and parlors are also included in this industry. ~ - Amusement device parlors, coinoperat. Juke bozea, operation of - ~ Mechanical Amusement machines, coiaoperated: atioa of ~~ ~m ~~~ ePd` operation of Music distribution systems, coinvpe Arcades, amusement ~ Gambling establishments primarily op- pinball machines, operation of - ..~ crating coinoperated maehinee Slot machines, operation of .. -:.,~~ Gambling machines, eoinopented: of Video game arcades eratioa of Ir:dwlr: - 1~0. /' ~y : ? i1118CEL',APdErJUB Ai.1US13i',s>i•;`i' E,1`:D FcLC;~"E:'=_TI~021 :i~'i'z~~iG{;; - 7991 . Physical Fitness facilities - Establishments primarily engaged in operating reducing and other health ,. _,, clubs, spas, and similar facilities featuring exercise and other active physical " ~~~ _ ~ fitness conditioning, whether or not on a membership basis. Also included in` ~~~`~. .. this industry are establishments providing aerobic dance and exercise classes J,,.{~!->':- °-~-=='--~ Sports and recreation clubs are classified in Industry 7997 if operated on a membership basis, and in Industries 7992 or 7999 if open to the general public Health resorts and spas providing lodging are classified in Major Group 70.: Establishments that promote physical fitness through diet control are cIassi fled in Industry 7299. '. Aerobic dance and ezenve classes Reducing fan7itiea, physiial fitaes~,' Clubs, health withcutlodging Exercise sa]om ~ - erizing salons Fitaesa saIom Spas, health fitnes9: ezcept resort Gymnasiums lod e9 _ Physical fitness Beaten - - ~~G1 0 ~~ v OFFICES AND CLINICS OF DOCTORS OF MEDICINE ' BOI1 Offices and Clinics of Doctors of Medicine Establishments of licensed practitioners having the degree of M.D. and en- gaged in the practice of general or specialized medicine and surgery. Estab- lishments operating as clinics of physicians are included in this industry. Os- teopathic physicians are classified in Industry 8031. Ambulatory surgical eenten Patho[ogisn (M.D.), of5cn of Anetheiologists, offiw of Pediatricians, of6cn of Clinic of phyaiaam (Dl.D.) Physicians (bLDJ, including apeeialuts: DermaWlogisb, office of ofbcn and clinic of F~eeatsading emergency medical (M.D.) Plastic aurgeoos, offiw of oenten ~ Primary ere medical (;tit.DJ dinio Gyoeeologisa, office of ~ - -psychiatrists, aflce~ of Neurologists, office of psychoanalysts, oftiw of Ohstekridaaa, office of Radiologists, offiw of Oculists, offices of Surgeon (MS)J, ofHen of Ophthalmologists, office of Urologiab, offices of Orthopedic physidaa~, otCice of OFFICES AND CLINICS OF DENTISTS X021 Offices and Clinics of Dentists Establishments of licensed practitioners having the degree of D.M.D. or D.D.S. (or D.D.Sc.) and engaged in the practice of general or specialized den- tistry, including dental surgery. Establishments operating as clinics of dentists aze included in this industry. clinic of dentists Qrthodontiscs. office of Dental surgeons, ofSm of Pathologists, oral: offices of Dentists. offices and clinic nF Periadonrsss. ofT:ces of i Et).3 V'i'i~i.~. ii ~7w1 Ci,i_ iC:J v~ ~~~I :.~• 7 - - - _ 8031 Offices and Clinics of Doctcrs of Osteopathy ' ` Establishments of licensed practitioners having the degree of D.O. and en- ' - ractice of general or specialized osteopathic medicine ar~d sur- th d i - e p n gage _ . . _.. . _ ~ gery. Establishments operating as clinics of osteopathic physicians are includ- ; _ ed in this industry. ~~ _ .__._... . _ _ . _ . _-. _ _._ _ Osteopathic physicians, offices and elin- ~ ~ ~~`1 ics of 804 OFFICES A1V'D CLINICS OF OTHER HEALTH PRACTITIONERS ~.c= _ _ __ __ '~~~ 8041 -.- _._ -_ . - _.__ _ Offices and Clinics of Chiropractors ~~ - "--------. Establishments of licensed practitioners having the degree of D.C. and en-'j gaged in the practice of chiropractic medicine. Establishments operating as, -- -- - - _- _ -- - - ---- clinics of chiropractors are included in this industry. Chiropractan, offices and cliaio of Clinics of chiropractor ~% ------ ----_-_-_ ~~-- - - - 8042 Offices and Clinics of Optometrists ~~ _ _ _ _ _ Establishments of licensed practitioners having the degree of O.D. and en- __ _ _ - gaged in the practice of optometry. Establishments operating as clinics of op~ ,,~j tometrists are included in this industry. i i OptometrisGv, offices and clinic of • _ ! 8043 Offices and Clinics of Podiatrists ~ ~ Establishments of licensed practitioners having the degree of D.P. and en- - _ ~ gaged in the practice of podiatry. Establishments operating as clinics of podia- ~ I trists are included in this industry. _ I Podiatrists, offices and clinics of _ 8049 Offices and Clinics of Health Practitioners, Not Elsewhere Classified h - - - - - °' - Establishments of health practitioners engaged in the practice of healt fields, not elsewhere classified. Practitioners may or may not be licensed or `~ - - - - - - certified, depending on the State in which they practice. Establishments oiler- ; ' sting as clinics of health practitioners, not elsewhere classified, are included - --------- in this industry. ~~ ' Aeupuneturists emPt M.D.: otfcs of ~ ~ NuttitioaisFs, officss of - Atuliolo~ets, offioea of Occupetiooal therapssb, ofiim of • Chzistian 9deoce preeptioaees, ofi3as Paramedic, afiSees of pltymral thesapisfa, offiees of of Dental ~eaists offices of physidans' assiataata, afiiem of Y~ychiatric ~oda1 workan7. offices of _ - Diedciaoa at5w of Hypnotists. offices of Psyeholopsta, clinical: ofiiica+ of '~ Psychotherapists, a:oept M.D. offices of ~-.--- ---.- -_- Inhalation therapists ~~~ afficea of Speech,ac,a~.,.~ offiw of 3Sidwives . Naturopathe, offices of Speech pathoIogista, offices of Nurses registered and P °ffices -- - - . -. __- ---- of: suxpt home health em ser+ices - _ -