1. Located in individual buildings that are constructed on:
   1. Individual lots; or
   2. Land that is designated as a limited common element in a declaration of condominium;
2. Separated from each other by outside walls; and
3. Intended for the use of a single housekeeping unit.

1. Two or more dwelling units that are designed so that individual units have individual ground-floor access and are separated from each other by unpierced common walls from foundation to roof (e.g., side-by-side duplexes and all types of townhomes); or
2. Two dwelling units that are designed so that individual units:
   1. May or may not have individual exterior doors, but provide no direct access between the first floor and second floor unit (access may be through a common interior foyer that provides access to both units or through separate exterior doors); and
   2. Are separated from each other by a floor (e.g., over-under duplexes).

1. Facilities, other than community homes, in which residents live in an institutional environment and are, generally, under the care or control of staff;
2. In-patient drug and alcoholism hospitals and rehabilitation centers, in which residents have institutional care, or are treated by staff in an institutional setting, rather than living independently; and
3. Any sheltered care, group care, community home, or residential substance abuse facility with more than six total occupants.

1. Places of worship; theaters; conference centers;
2. Cultural or arts centers; museums; and aquariums;
3. Libraries;
4. Pre-schools;
5. Elementary, middle, and high schools;
6. Adult day care; and
7. Child care centers.

1. Farm supply services and feed stores;
2. Farm equipment dealers; and
3. Crop storage and packing.

1. Requires one of the following types of licenses: retail liquor store license; brew pub license; or tavern license; or
2. Requires a beer and wine license or vinter restaurant license, and more than 40 percent of the business's gross receipts are from the sale of beer and wine.

1. Furniture and home furnishings stores;
2. Electronics and appliance stores;
3. Paint and wallpaper stores;
4. Hardware stores;
5. Food and beverage stores;
6. Health and personal care stores;
7. Clothing and clothing accessory stores;
8. Sporting goods, hobby, book, and music stores;
9. General merchandise stores; and
10. Miscellaneous store retailers.

1. Drive up to a window or station; or

2. Drive through the building for purchases.

Heavy Retail means retail and/or service activities that have regular outside service or outside storage areas, exceptionally large floor areas, or partially enclosed structures, as listed below:

1. Permanent retail operations that are located outside of enclosed buildings, except nurseries;
2. Home centers;
3. Lumber and other building materials;
4. Lawn, garden equipment, and related supplies stores;
5. Warehouse clubs and super stores;
6. Recreational equipment rental where the equipment is stored outside;
7. Heavy truck or recreational vehicle leasing or sales;
8. Manufactured home sales; and
9. Industrial or construction equipment leasing or sales.

1. The sale of motor fuel to passenger vehicles (a gasoline service station with, or without, a convenience store);
2. Quick service oil, tune-up, brake, and muffler shops in which:
   1. Repairs are made in fully enclosed bays;
   2. Repairs are of a type that is typically completed in less than two hours (e.g., oil changes, brake service, tire rotation and balancing, glass repair, tire replacement, fluid checks and replacement, muffler service, spark plug replacement, and comparable services); and
   3. Vehicles are generally not stored on-site, and on the occasion when overnight storage is necessary, vehicles are stored indoors; or
3. Any combination of 1. or 2., above.

1. Accounting, auditing and bookkeeping;
2. Advertising and graphic design;
3. Architectural, engineering, and surveying services;
4. Attorneys and court reporters;
5. Banks, mortgage companies; and financial services;
6. Call centers;
7. Computer programming;
8. Corporate headquarters;
9. Counseling services;
10. Data processing and word processing services;
11. Detective agencies;
12. Government offices;
13. Insurance;
14. Interior design;
15. Medical, dental, and chiropractic offices;
16. Real estate sales;
17. Research and development that does not include on-site manufacturing;
18. Retail catalog, internet, and telephone order processing, but not warehousing; and
19. Virtual office services.

1. Copy centers;
2. Social services, except those defined elsewhere in this UDC;
3. Repair services and shops, except automobile, truck, large appliance, and heavy equipment repair;
4. Health clubs, exercise studios, sports instruction, swimming instruction, martial arts schools, yoga studios, or dance instruction studios;
5. Parcel service drop-off locations and mailbox services;
6. Nail salons, beauty and barber shops, skin care, tanning salons, and day spas; and
7. Laundry and dry-cleaning services, except dry cleaner processing plants that use petrochemical solvents.

1. Bowling alleys and pool rooms;
2. Indoor sports arenas;
3. Movie theaters and live theaters;
4. Indoor skating rinks (ice or roller);
5. Video arcades; and
6. Shooting arcades.

1. Outdoor arenas or stadiums (including but not limited to amphitheaters, sports stadiums, concert facilities, rodeos, and racing facilities);
2. Amusement parks or theme parks;
3. Fairgrounds;
4. Miniature golf establishments;
5. Golf driving ranges;
6. Water slides;
7. Batting cages; and
8. Shooting ranges.

1. Community recreation centers;
2. Gymnasiums;
3. Indoor swimming pools; or
4. Tennis, racquetball, or handball courts.

1. Jogging, cycling, tot-lots, playing fields, playgrounds, outdoor swimming pools, and tennis courts;
2. Golf courses (regardless of ownership or membership);
3. Arboretums, wildlife sanctuaries, forests, and other natural areas which may be used for walking or hiking; or
4. Other passive recreation-oriented parks, including picnic areas, and garden plots.

1. Any use of property available to the public, whether for profit or not, that:
   1. Involves nude or topless dancing;
   2. Predominantly advertises and offers material and/or items that depict and/or are generally used in sexual activity; or,
   3. Allows other similar activities that depict, describe, simulate, or relate to sexual activities.
2. Not limiting the preceding, the phrase "adult use" shall also include any:
   1. Bookstore/shop in which the primary type of material offered is of a sexual nature;
   2. Motion picture arcade/motion picture theater in which the predominant type of material shown depicts sexual acts;
   3. Cabaret/lounge/night club in which the predominant attraction is nude or topless dancing;
   4. Health spa/sauna in which services of a sexual nature are offered to the public;
3. Not limiting the preceding, and with respect to specific business types, the phrase "adult use" also includes, but is not limited to, any:
   1. Adult arcade;
   2. Adult bookstore or supply store;
   3. Adult cabaret, lounge, or night club;
   4. Adult health spa or sauna;
   5. Adult hotel or motel;
   6. Adult model studio;
   7. Adult motion picture theater;
   8. Adult novelty business;
   9. Adult outdoor motion picture theater;
   10. Escort agency;
   11. Lingerie Modeling Studio;
   12. Massage parlor;
   13. Sexual encounter center; or
   14. Any other sexually oriented business that offers its patrons services or entertainment that provide nude dancing or other live recording performances that depict, describe, or relate to “specified anatomical areas” or “specified sexual activities."

1. Primary processing or manufacturing or repair operations not specifically defined elsewhere in this Section, which involve:
   1. An outside storage area that is larger than the area of the first floor of buildings on the same lot;
   2. A material risk of environmental contamination, explosion, or fire;
   3. Perceptible ground vibration;
   4. Excessive noise or dust;
   5. Emission of objectionable odors; or
   6. More than 12 trips by semi trailer trucks per day; or
2. Petroleum Storage;
3. Truck fueling and repair;
4. Processing of minerals (except precious and semi-precious stone cutting for jewelry or precision instruments such as lasers or watches), ores, or fossil fuels; or
5. Industries that are required to undergo New Source Review under the Federal Clean Air Act, or are subject to construction or operation permits pursuant to the Louisiana Stationary Sources Program or Title V of the Federal Clean Air Act;
6. For illustrative purposes, heavy industrial uses include, but are not limited to:
   1. Coal cleaning plants with thermal dryers; coke oven batteries; carbon black plants (furnace process); petroleum refineries; petroleum storage and transfer units (except retail gasoline stations); and bulk fuel dealers;
   2. Facilities used in the primary or secondary production of metals (e.g., primary zinc, copper, or lead smelters; primary aluminum ore reduction plants; iron and steel mills; sintering plants; secondary metal production plants; and blacksmith shops);
   3. Portland cement plants;
   4. Sawmills and pulp mills;
   5. Incinerators with the capacity to charge more than 250 tons of refuse per day;
   6. Lime plants; phosphate rock processing plants; sulfur recovery plants; and hydrofluoric, sulfuric, or nitric acid plants;
   7. Fossil fuel combustion (boilers or electricity generation) totaling more than 250 million BTUs per hour of heat input;
   8. Fabrication of building materials such as countertops, drywall, and cut stone;
   9. Fabrication of vehicles, manufacturing equipment, durable goods, or pre-fabricated homes or home components;
   10. Auto or marine body, paint, or upholstery shops;
   11. Drycleaner processing plants that use PERC or comparable petrochemical solvents;
   12. Meat or seafood processing plants;
   13. Manufacture of glass products (e.g., window panes, bottles and jars), except hand-blown products;
   14. Manufacture of plastic products (except assembly of parts that are manufactured elsewhere);
   15. Plasma arc welding, cutting, gouging, surfacing, or spraying; gas welding (but not brazing); arc welding with equipment that is rated at more than 200 amps; TIG welding; and other heavy welding procedures (e.g., for structural steel, automotive body, or heavy equipment manufacture or repair);
   16. Hot mix asphalt plants;
   17. Regional wastewater utilities;
   18. Fossil fuel power plants, waste-to-energy plants, and biomass plants that produce more than 100 megawatts of electricity;
   19. Fossil fuel peaker power plants.

1. Assembly, testing, or refurbishing of products, instruments, electronics, office and computing machines, and fixtures from pre-manufactured components;
2. Offices of general contractors, specialty subcontractors, or tradesmen which include:
   1. Bay door access to indoor storage of tools, parts, and materials;
   2. Parking of commercial vehicles; or
   3. Outdoor storage areas that are smaller than the area of the first floor of the building that are used for storage of materials or vehicles that are less than 12 feet in height.
3. Communications facilities, except wireless telecommunications facilities;
4. Data centers, server farms, telephone exchange buildings, and telecom hotels;
5. Food production and packaging other than meat and seafood processing and restaurants;
6. Furniture making or refinishing;
7. Manufacture of textiles or apparel;
8. Screen printing of apparel;
9. Printing and publishing, except copy centers (which are commercial and personal services), and except printing presses that require a Stationary Source permit or Title V permit for air emissions (which are heavy industry);
10. Wholesale trade, durable and non-durable, except:
    1. Farm products;
    2. Combustible or hazardous materials, and
    3. Wholesale clubs that are open to the public for membership;
11. Research and development, scientific testing, and product testing;
12. Manufacture or compounding of pharmaceutical products, dietary supplements, health and beauty products, and herbal products; and
13. Packaging of products.

1. Recycling centers;
2. Composting facilities;
3. Vehicle recycling or scrap metal processing; and
4. Collection, dismantlement, storage, and salvage of inoperable vehicles, boats, trucks, farm vehicles or equipment, or other types of heavy machiner

Warehousing and Transportation means warehousing and logistics facilities, except:

1. Mini- or self-storage warehouses;
2. Warehousing that is accessory to a manufacturing facility, occupying less than 25 percent of the total floor area of the facility; and
3. Parcel service drop-off locations that are not accessory to a parcel service processing facility.