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(21) Bungalow villas. A bungalow villa is a group often (10) or more one-story dwelling units containing not more than two (2) single family units per structure, located on one or more adjoining lots and having separate outside entrances on the ground floor level for each single family dwelling, designed to provide accommodations for transient or overnight guests. Structures may be designed for full residential use including cooking and similar facilities, and must be maintained under one ownership. (22) Business. See Place of business. (23) Cabaret. The term shall mean a place of business other than a "night club" located in a hotel or motel having fifty (50) or more guest rooms, where liquor, beer or wine is sold, given away or consumed on the premises, and where music or other entertainment is permitted or provided for the guest of said hotel or motel only. (24) Cafeteria. A place where food is obtained by self-service and eaten on the premises. (25) Center line, highway. A line running parallel with the highway right-of-way which is half the distance between the extreme edges of the official right-of-way width as shown on a map approved by the Department of Public Works. (26) Certified survey. A survey, sketch, plan, map or other exhibit is said to be certified when a written statement regarding its accuracy or conformity to specified standards is signed by the specified professional engineer, registered surveyor, architect or other legally recognized person. (27) Church or religious facility. A church, synagogue or other structure in which worship services pertaining to a particular system of beliefs are held. Wherever the term "church" is used in this chapter the term "religious facility" shall also apply. (28) Club, pressing. A pressing, cleaning or laundry agency where no gasoline or explosive of any kind is used. (29) Club, private. An organization or association of persons for some common purpose, such as but not limited to a fraternal, social, educational or recreational purpose, but not including clubs organized primarily for profit or to render a service which is customarily carried on as a business. Such organizations and associations must be incorporated under the Laws of Florida as a non-profit corporation and such corporation's major purpose shall not be for the purpose of serving alcoholic beverages to its members or others. (30) Commercial districts. Either business, industrial or arts and crafts districts. 02000 - Amendment to section 33-1 4