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<br />(70) Mobile home (trailer). A non-self-propelled vehicle or conveyance, permanently equipped <br />to travel upon the public highways, that is used either temporarily or permanently as a <br />residence or living quarters. Such mobile home may be affixed to the ground in <br />accordance with the provisions for tie-down of Chapter 19A of the Code of Miami-Dade <br />County, Florida, and other similar additional tie-downs, but shall not otherwise be <br />permanently secured to a foundation. <br /> <br />(7 J) Motel. A building or a group of two (2) or more buildings designed to provide sleeping <br />accommodations for transient or overnight guests. Each building shall contain a minimum <br />often (10) residential units or rooms which shall generally have direct, private openings to <br />a street, drive, court, patio, or the like. <br /> <br />(7 1. J) Multiple family housing development orProject. Three or more single family buildings, or <br />more than one (1) two-family building or more than one (1) multiple family building on a <br />building site, or any combination thereof. <br /> <br />(72) Neighborhood. The area, included in one (1) predominant type of use, such as residential <br />neighborhood, together with the area having values ardently affected by any usage in that <br />area. <br /> <br />(73) Neighborhood store. A retail establishment which supplies household requirements to the <br />immediately surrounding residential neighborhood, such as a delicatessen, grocery, <br />drug-sundry, tobacco stores, etc. <br /> <br />(74) New subdivision. A subdivision of land into lots, parcels or tracts, excluding any <br />subdivision included under "old" subdivision. <br /> <br />(75) Night club. Any place of business located within any building or establishment under one <br />(1) roof and on one (1) floor, established and operated for the purpose of supplying <br />entertainment or music, or both, and providing meals and refreshments prepared on the <br />premises, having a seating capacity of not less than forty (40) people at tables; having an <br />aggregate floor space of not less than two thousand two hundred (2,200) square feet, and <br />providing a dance floor containing not less than three hundred eight (308) square feet; <br />such floor space providing for dancing to be free from chairs, tables or other obstructions <br />at all times. <br /> <br />(76) Nonconforming use. Use of any property or premises in any manner which does not <br />comply with the regulations provided for the district in which the property or premises <br />provided for the district in which the property or premises are situated, if such use was <br />originally legally established. <br /> <br />(77) Official right-of-way. This term shall be interpreted to mean the zoned right-ofway width <br />as established in this chapter. <br /> <br />02000 - Amendment to section 33-1 <br /> <br />12 <br />