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through the City’s liquor <br />licensing authority. <br /> (M) Bowling alleys; Included in Hospitality uses <br />(permitted) as an indoor <br />commercial recreation use. <br />(Restaurant, bar, and other <br />entertainment uses would be <br />subject to separate licensing <br />requirements of the city and/or <br />state.) <br /> (N) Health clubs; Shifted into permitted uses <br />under Retail Services. <br /> (O) Pool or billiard <br />halls; <br /> <br /> (P) Restaurants, cafeterias, and delicatessens <br />located less than 250 feet from a residential <br />structure or district; Hospitality uses, including <br />eating and drinking establishments, <br />hotels/motels, entertainment venues, indoor <br />commercial recreation, and similar uses, where <br />any portion of the subject property is located <br />less than 250 feet from property zoned R-1 or <br />R-2. <br />Changed to track the listing <br />used in the Permitted Use <br />section. <br /> (Q) Theaters; This use would be incorporated <br />into (C) Assembly uses and <br />subject to that definition. <br /> (R) Establishments <br />having more than 3 <br />amusement <br />devices as defined <br />in § 111.025; <br /> <br /> (T) Hardware and <br />building material <br />supply store with <br />outdoor lumber <br />yard, where the <br />lumber yard is <br />screened in a <br />manner approved <br />by the City Council, <br />and the hardware <br />and building <br />material supply <br />store building <br />contains at least <br />30,000 square feet <br />of space; <br /> <br /> (U) Laboratories for <br />medical research <br />and testing (except <br />research and <br />testing which uses <br />animals) that <br /> (This use would most often be <br />located in a Business or <br />Industrial Park as it does not <br />deal directly with the end-user <br />or customer/patient – the City