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18.08.465 <br />pacting, flattening, grinding, crushing, me- <br />chanical sorting, shredding, cleaning and <br />remanufacturing. (Ord. 1354 § 2, 1988) <br />18.08.470 Recycling Processing <br />Facility, Small: <br />"Small recycling processing facility" <br />means a building or enclosed space used <br />for the collection and processing of recy- <br />clable materials which occupies an area of <br />gross collection, processing and storage <br />that is less than forty five thousand <br />(45,000) square feet, and which has up to <br />an average of two (2) outbound truck <br />shipments per day. Small recycling proc- <br />essing facilities are limited to baling, bri- <br />quetting, crushing, compacting, grinding, <br />shredding and sorting of source separated <br />recyclable materials and repairing of reus- <br />able materials sufficient to qualify as a cer- <br />tified processing facility. A light process- <br />ing facility shall not shred, compact or bale <br />ferrous metals other than food and bever- <br />age containers. (Ord. 1354 § 2, 1988) <br />18.08.475 Second Units: <br />"Second unit" means an attached or a <br />detached residential dwelling unit which <br />provides complete independent living fa- <br />cilities for one or more persons. It shall <br />include permanent provisions for living, <br />sleeping, eating, cooking, and sanitation on <br />the same lot as the one-family dwelling is <br />situated. A second unit also includes the <br />following: <br />A. An efficiency unit, as defined in <br />Section 17958.1 of the California Health <br />and Safety Code. <br />B. A manufactured home, as defined in <br />Section 18007 of the California Health and <br />Safety Code. (Ord. 1885 § 2, 2003; Ord. <br />1812, 2000; Ord. 1690 § 1, 1996) <br />18.08.480 Senior Care/Assisted Living <br />Facility: <br />"Senior carelassisted living facility" <br />means a group residential facility for sen- <br />iors which arranges services such as meals, <br />housekeeping, supervision of self- <br />administration of medication, medication <br />administration, incontinence care, limited <br />nursing service, and twenty four (24) hour <br />oversight of persons who need assistance <br />with the activities of daily living and in- <br />strumental activities of daily living. Some <br />or all of the living units may include kitch- <br />enettes and private bathrooms. (Ord. 1743, <br />1998) <br />18.08.485 Service Station: <br />A. "Service station, full-service" means <br />a place where gasoline or any other motor <br />fuel, grease, lubricating oil and accessories <br />for the normal operation of motor vehicles <br />are offered for sale to the public, the direct <br />delivery of gasoline, motor fuel and lubri- <br />cants into the motor vehicle is made by the <br />station operator or vehicle operator, and <br />where minor repairs to motor vehicles are <br />performed only inside a work bay. One tow <br />truck based at the site may be considered <br />an incidental use to the service station. <br />B. "Service station, self-service" means <br />a place where gasoline or other motor fuel <br />and lubricating oil for the normal operation <br />of motor vehicles are offered for sale to the <br />public and the direct delivery of motor fuel <br />and lubricants into the motor vehicle is <br />made by the vehicle operator. <br />C. "Service station, quick-service" <br />means a place where lubrication of the mo- <br />(Pleasanton Supp. No. 19, 9-07) 488-4 <br />