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under these convenience market —I assume that will be cleaned up. But, for consistency sake, you modified 18.080.375 on nursery schools. You kind of take out five or more, etc. but you left in the 13 or more at the bottom. I had presumed you were trying to come up with general descriptions of things without limiting them to certain numbers, but you took out five or more but you didn't take out 13 or more. Beaudin: Because it's a state law. There's a threshold for large family daycare and so we were trying to get consistent with state law in that definition. Commissioner Nagler: It's a licensing thing, right? Beaudin: Yes, it's small family versus large family day care. Commissioner Balch: Can I ask another one about that while we're on that page is the laundry plants that's still under light industrial. I was trying to look and I didn't finish it, but laundry plants versus laundromats. Laundromats can be considered retail? Personal service? Where do you put a laundromat versus a commercial laundry plant, I would consider putting a commercial laundry plant instead of that because I know that a laundry plant is where the commercial cleaning of hotel linens and whatnot takes place versus the corner store. Bonn: Yes, so maybe I can clarify that. So in the table on Page 23 there's actually a separate category for laundry. So laundries and dry cleaners are permitted uses in the commercial districts and that's really intended to address the coin machine single person type use of laundries versus laundry plants which are more industrial in nature. Commissioner Balch: Okay, personal and general services. Okay, so the definition on page 13 should correlate to general services to include all these types of things, right? That's the concept we're working with. Beaudin: Yes. Commissioner Balch: Okay, not that a change is needed. I was just reading it. When I read personal services, I didn't know if Laundromats are allowed in it because it is a little bit more unique and different given the nature of that versus the ones that are in that example. But, it's not.... Weinstein: Yeah, what we did, again, we were moving away from these long lists of uses and to replace those we had these broader categories and wanted to make sure the broader categories are useful so we felt like we needed to provide some examples of those uses in the definitions, but we didn't want to put every single potential use in the definition, so that's what you're seeing. Commissioner Nagler: Also if I could just as a general comment, I appreciate the utility of going through the specific lists. The real sort of action though of this table is what's conditional and what's permitted, right? Commissioner Balch: And what's out. Prohibited uses is anything not one of those two. PLANNING COMMISSION MINUTES, August 31, 2016 Page 52 of 58